Though Mrs. Gandhi never mentioned the forthcoming elections in Gujarat during her 15-minute speech, conducted in chaste Hindi, it seemed designed to encourage the Congress Party workers and woo voters.
No student will succeed in college or the workplace if he confuses writings with speeches, conducts a one-sided analysis, or simply spits back a string of memorized information.
Leaders need to prepare and present ideas clearly and authoritatively, and students can learn that by writing and delivering speeches, conducting research and doing reports.
On this broader, interest- or rights-based interpretation of the harm principle, any speech or conduct that wilfully or negligently interferes with important interests or rights of others is harmful conduct.
It is a broad, indiscriminate assault on all manner of legitimate speech and conduct.
21 speech to "conduct a thorough investigation" and said U.S. technology firms should use their influence to protest censorship, surveillance and theft of information.
For a conviction, the prosecution needed to prove that the accuser had shown, by speech or conduct, that she did not freely consent, and that the accused knew or should have known she was not consenting.
He stayed in his office instead of heading to the joint session so he said he could offer live updates about the speech and conduct a Twitter Town Hall in his office.
To the Editor: Paul Sherman and Robert McNamara indicate that the recent ruling of the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit that defined "speech" as "conduct," and thus subject to legal restrictions, has implications not only for medical providers but also for professors, political consultants and stand-up comedians.
Furthermore, should they persist in hobbling free speech and conduct, productivity gains from the Internet and communications networks will rapidly attenuate, limiting the long march up the value added curve.
