Sentence examples for states speaking from inspiring English sources

I was just in the States, speaking to members of Ameinu, an organization which, the times notwithstanding, remains outspoken both in its support for peace and its support for Israel.

In part, the results in these almost-neighboring states speak to their peculiar histories and politics.

In total, the European Union produces almost a third of the world's gross national product and the member states speak more than 23 languages.

Angell said the Oregon technique is typically more effective, but added that success in both states speaks to the necessity of using diverse strategies to campaign for legalization.

Another explanation is that most of the immigrants (esp. the ones from the Balkan states) speak very good Greek and lack of communication difficulties (and skin colour) can account for the lack of racial bias in some of the patients.

John Kerry, the US secretary of state, speaking in Rome, denied a rift.

He darted around the state, speaking to small crowds in some of the state's rural towns.

The US secretary of state, speaking on the way to a security summit in Thailand, later said she was not suggesting a new policy.

The influence of attractor state, speaking test, is obvious even for Sarah who was a student with high levels of confidence.

So far, President Obama has been a good head of state, speaking eloquently at home and rebuilding U.S. credibility overseas.

(According to U.N. protocol, heads of state speak first).