Sentence examples for take speaker from inspiring English sources

Administration officials take Speaker John A. Boehner and the Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell, at their word that they will not cut any revenue deals with Mr. Obama given the two men's separate political pressures — Mr. Boehner would lose his leadership post, Republicans say, and Mr. McConnell could draw a conservative opponent in his re-election race next year.

The evaluation frameworks provided for these evaluations do not take speaker independence into account in experiment design, despite this being an important factor in developing a robust speech based system.

Take speakers from our main stage, a moderator and a few hand-picked experts, and stage a 45-minute, roundtable discussion that includes questions from the audience.

The relativists however, could respond that truth is relative to a group (conceptual scheme, framework) and they take speakers to be aiming a truth relative to the scheme that they and their interlocutors are presumed to share.

It seems obvious that "water" doesn't mean the same as "H2O" (and all the more so if we take speakers as authoritative as to what their words mean).

But if we end up taking Speaker Martin to court for a judicial review then we will launch a campaign fund.

"It's a fundamental change," Dr. Pizzo said Sunday, criticizing the drug industry for poisoning educational programs with marketing messages and doctors for "complicity" in taking speaker fees and expenses-paid trips.

That was the amount of time it took Speaker Nancy Pelosi to address the conference -- a task she conducted heroically under challenging circumstances.

Taking speakers on the road for my MP3 player always seems like a good idea in theory, but the speakers invariably hog space with an epic mess of wires.

"To understand a speaker's intention, one must take the speaker's perspective.

Take the speaker, and stretch a piece of latex over the speaker.