While his closing speech steered clear of the 2002 riots, he attempted to reach out to the Muslim population with claims to pluralism and Urdu advertisements drawing a parallel with Roza – the monthlong fast during Ramadan.
But the critique of Mr. Gore in today's speech steered clear of ethics and personality, which Republicans once saw as Mr. Gore's principal vulnerabilities, and straight into the issues.
Her speech steered away from many of the criticisms that have been leveled against the administration, notably that it promotes sexual abstinence over scientifically proven strategies, particularly condom use.
He made phone calls from the White House and then uttered the famous phrase, 'no controlling legal authority.' " But the critique of Mr. Gore in today's speech steered clear of ethics and personality, which Republicans once saw as Mr. Gore's principal vulnerabilities, and straight into the issues.
But we think this extra step will reduce some of the hateful speech and steer the conversations back to where they belong: on the issues.
In his speech, Stenholm steered a difficult course between attacking the Bush administration's budget deficit and supporting the use of taxpayers' dollars to prop up American cotton farms; between damning subsidies in theory, and blessing them in practice.
The British Chambers of Commerce said there had been a lack of focus on growth and business in Mr Miliband's speech, which largely steered clear of the economy.
Reached in Honolulu, where he works as an assistant manager at Applebee's, Laggett said that his speech to Congress would steer clear of personal issues between him and Obama.
On the relatively rare occasions when Supreme Court Justices give formal speeches, they tend to steer well clear of controversial topics — but not, obviously, Clarence Thomas.
"It's strange and unbelievable to talk about the excessive use of force, distort the image of the armed forces of Egypt before the world, give speeches and attempt to steer public opinion by claiming that 'this is no way to run countries,' " General Emara said.
