public speeches

In arranging for her release, that person said, the military hadasked her to agree not to leave Yangon and not to give public speeches.

One can gauge the need a president has for news organizations by the frequency of his public speeches and remarks.

He is two faced as can be seen by his contradicting policies and public speeches.

However, public speeches, academic discussions, and speeches at meetings or in public forums covered by the media remained circumscribed .

Since then, Gingrich has written books, given public speeches and appeared as a political commentator on television.

I agree with that and I have practiced that in more than 2000 public speeches in every part of the world.

He keeps regular hours, is a tidy administrator and is more at home in small gatherings than giving long public speeches.

Outside election periods, public speeches are not allowed without a permit.

Chapter 3 briefly introduces the contextual knowledge of American presidential public speeches in Chinese universities.

Former Justice David Souter, who rarely makes public speeches, is among those offering words of wisdom thisyear.

They have to be more diplomatic in public speeches.

Some have thrown hand grenades during public speeches.

Such as public speeches, convene conferences, speed reading, business letters and so on.

The same thing holds true for when I give public speeches but since I don't do that every day, I guess I can't use that as an example.

They didn't give any public speeches, and they didn't have any contact with us as candidates.

On Macro- control of Public Speeches

Information of figures of speech in English public speeches