Sentence examples for speech plans from inspiring English sources

All of us, every day, produce a steady stream of silent, inward-directed speech: plans, thoughts, quotations, memories.

Unchanged since 1971, the tax amounts to a per gallon flat fee, and so now pulls in half the money it did as cars have become twice as fuel efficient, on average, as they were 44 years ago.The governor also laid out in his "State of the State" speech plans for "the largest interstate expansion since the 1980s".

PBS, bowing to concerns of local stations over the Federal Communications Commission's policy on indecent speech, plans to distribute two versions of Ken Burns's 14 1/2-hour documentary on World War II, one unedited and the other with four obscene words edited out so that the viewer hears nothing.

Tomorrow he will attempt to seize back the initiative on the economy – and deflect Tory claims that Labour is reckless with the public finances – by announcing in his conference speech plans for a new law that will force governments to keep the public deficit under control.

Mr Osborne announced in his speech plans for the pension age to "keep track with life expectancy" to save future taxpayers £500bn.

Two MSU student government groups also publicly condemned Will's speech this week, according to Media Matters, the first outlet to bring wider attention to the graduation speech plans.

Ms Clinton will further detail her plan on Thursday with a speech planned in New Hampshire.

Mr. Sharon has said he will clarify his intentions soon, perhaps in a speech planned for the middle of next week.

A maiden speech planned for his first day in the job, in a hospital in northern England, may help identify his big ideas.

Organizers with Move to Amend, which seeks to amend the Constitution to "firmly establish that money is not speech," plan demonstrations outside more than 100 federal courthouses in 46 states on Friday, in cities like Baltimore, Seattle and St . Louis

Courtesy of reports in the Times and elsewhere, we already pretty much know what restrictions on the surveillance state President Obama is going to announce in a speech planned for Friday: very few.