Sentence examples for supportive speech from inspiring English sources

In a note to Labour MPs, the party whips state: "This is a Tory gimmick, a political stunt and therefore we are suggesting colleagues do not need to be here, unless they are prepared to make a supportive speech on Labour's position.

His relationship with the New Labour establishment - most of whom backed David for the leadership - has been prickly at times, although Tony Blair buried the hatchet by giving a supportive speech during the general election campaign.

Filmmaker and author Michael Moore, while in Denver promoting his new book about his life, "Here Comes Trouble," made a stop at Occupy Denver Thursday and gave a passionate and supportive speech to a cheering crowd of approximately 1,000 protesters, according to The Denver Post.

After months of supportive speeches, fat donation checks and thousands of hours of volunteer campaign work, the two national teachers' unions formally endorsed Vice President Al Gore for president today in separate votes.

For all the excitement of the jostling and sit-ins in the LSE's cramped hallways and courtyards, Panitch, who was "involved" on the student side, noted that Miliband's supportive speeches "did not give the impression that the class struggle was going to be resolved at the university".

WASHINGTON ��� The Supreme Court led by Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., the conventional wisdom goes, is exceptionally supportive of free speech.

It doesn't help that the UK is still perceived as a bad place to do animal research, because of its powerful animal rights lobby, or that British libel laws are less supportive of free speech than those of, say, the US.

Many believe India's image will be harmed because India's government is not seen to be supportive of free speech, and not because of Mukesh Singh's odious remarks.

Bugando Medical Centre provides surgical treatment and other supportive care like speech therapy to patients with orofacial clefts.

That might be difficult for a man of his energy and ambition, but in this general election he has mostly succeeded as a disciplined, supportive spouse — giving speeches focussed on his wife's plans for the country, and not getting into too many rhetorical scrapes.

A person close to Mr. Rowhani's camp, who spoke on condition that he not be identified because of the sensitivity of the subject, said that he interpreted Mr. Khamenei's speech as supportive of the new president.