Sentence examples for speech affords from inspiring English sources

Times "Charles Kennedy... sought to set out his stall to television viewers [on Thursday], exploiting the relatively rare intense publicity that a party conference speech affords him.

His speech affords political cover for other major weapons producers like Russia and China that have been recalcitrant about effective international curbs, not to mention the cash-poor governments in Africa, Asia and Latin America that have been their faithful customers.

Blogging about its objections to the warrant yesterday, DreamHost's general counsel describes it as "a highly untargeted demand that chills free association and the right of free speech afforded by the Constitution".

Mr. Ross defended Kappa Beta Phi on the grounds that the same freedom of speech rights afforded to Occupy Wall Street should be extended to the group's members.

Wholesale libel reform only comes around every 170 years - anyone who cares about free speech cannot afford to miss this opportunity.

For female shoppers, limited interactivity and unnatural text-to-speech prosody afforded by talking avatars may decrease information credibility and patronage intention.

It calls the phone metadata program "an invasion into the personal lives of American citizens that violates the right of free speech and association afforded by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution".

This is an invitation to other mentors, to participate with us and with others in the development of speech technologies that afford nuanced tone of voice.

If Mr Assange were convicted, on appeal he could claim that he is a journalist afforded free speech protections under the US constitution - and would have a strong defence, some legal experts say.

Trump has said things like 'Islam hates us' during the campaign and we can not afford a speech that vilifies Islam in this tense political climate globally.

Indeed, the fine reception afforded to the speech in the hall was, in a sense, its principal weakness.