Sentence examples for terms of a speech from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Sharon has said he accepts the plan, provided that it strictly fulfills the terms of a speech delivered by President Bush last June 24.

Table 1 Tough's Teacher Dialogue Strategies shown in terms of a Speech Function model   Information Goods and Services Giving Orienting   Informing Concluding Demanding Enabling Instructing (Orienting).

They interpreted their results in terms of a speech-specific pre-attentive processing deficit in children with dyslexia.

Most children who are young for their year will be behind their older peers in terms of speech and language, motor abilities and social skills, says Dr Kairen Cullen, from the British Psychological Society.

Under YouTube's terms of service, hate speech is speech against individuals, not against groups.

Framing it in terms of free speech is a cop-out to the extent that it's so abstract," Phillips added, noting that Facebook may have used the words "free speech" colloquially to mean freedom of expression, and not to invoke the First Amendment.

Table 2 Subjective comparison of parallel VC (GMM) and non-parallel VC (SATBM) using the 5-scale tests in terms of speech quality and speaker specificity   Speech quality Speaker specificity GMM 3.37 3.66 SATBM 2.11 1.91.

Dominik gives Pitt his grandstanding moment in terms of one satirical aria of a speech, contrived perhaps, and its moral-drawing jars with the icy amorality of all that has gone before.

In QbE STD, we consider the scenario in which the user has found a segment of speech which contains terms of interest within a speech data repository, and their purpose is to find similar speech segments within that repository.

The evaluation is conducted for different configurations of the proposed system in terms of instrumental speech quality measures, improvement of ASR performance, and a subjective evaluation of speech quality and dereverberation using a MUSHRA test [28].

That gets the balance wrong in terms of free speech and security.It would certainly put the UK in a difficult position in terms of talking to authoritarian regimes and trying to convince them not to turn off their networks".