Sentence examples for speech in advance of from inspiring English sources

It would be out of the question in a university setting to demand to see a copy of the cartoonist's speech in advance of the debate.

[C1.] Yahoo Plans Statement on Free Speech In advance of what could be harsh Congressional questioning, Yahoo plans to issue a statement outlining its belief in openness and freedom of speech -- even when it is forced to violate those beliefs by laws in China.

That concern, that the party had sacrificed principle for power — and wound up with neither — is what put such focus on Mulcair's speech in advance of the vote.

But when Norwegian figurative painter Odd Nedrum gave a speech in advance of his solo show in Oslo back in 1998, he effectively redefined the term.

In his speech, Obama will argue that the spy practices of the National Security Agency, including the collection of vast amounts of metadata on telephone calls, are important tools in fighting terrorism, the official said, requesting anonymity to discuss the speech in advance of its delivery.

As Michiganders get bombarded with political ads and stump speeches in advance of next week's Republican primary, GOP hopeful Mitt Romney has begun re-emphasizing his dislike of the United Auto Workers, and defending his opposition of the auto industry bailout by criticizing the White House for "giving the companies to the UAW".

The cardinal's speech came in advance of the church's annual lobbying day in Albany, scheduled for March 13.

His speech at Columbia, in advance of his planned speech today at the United Nations, produced a day of intense protests and counterprotests around the campus.

The president has yet to respond," the Senate Republican leader, Senator Mitch McConnell, said in a speech on Thursday in advance of Mr. Obama's arrival in Nevada.

The meeting is due to discuss "arrangements of the Queen's speech and considerations in advance of the Speaker's statement on police action and parliament".

Tacitus even invented a speech for him in advance of the battle in which he describes the Romans as: Calgacus' fate is unknown but, according to Tacitus, after the battle Agricola ordered the prefect of the fleet to sail around the north of Scotland to confirm that Britain was an island and to receive the surrender of the Orcadians.