Sentence examples for speech disputed from inspiring English sources

Not only is the origin of speech disputed among experts, but the precise reasons for the existence of the numerous languages of the world are also far from clear.

Despite the speech's prominent place in the history and popular culture of the United States, the exact wording and location of the speech are disputed.

How would they communicate with each other?" General Beqir Balluku, the Defence Minister and a member of the Politburo, publicly criticised the bunker system in a 1974 speech and disputed Hoxha's line that Albania was under equal threat from the United States and the Soviet Union.

Over the last few years, First Amendment lawsuits by police officers have fared poorly before federal judges, who have been inclined to see such cases as workplace grievances that happen to occur in police station houses, rather than free-speech disputes deserving of First Amendment protection.

But the justices have steered clear of school free-speech disputes in recent years.

The court also said it will decide a free-speech dispute involving fees charged to merchants who accept credit cards.

"We thought it was important to send a message that … sharing a story about being a Muslim is not disputed political speech.

In a speech at the Treasury Department, Mr. Paulson disputed critics who have complained either that the plan was deregulatory or would impose greater regulation.

Obama disputed the claim during a speech on Monday, saying his newest plan "is not class warfare.

The campus paper ran a news article on its front page that discussed free speech regulations on college campuses, as well as the disputed attack.

But even the speech is open to dispute.