Sentences with phrase «after the speech concluded»

His kindness was evident after the speech concluded and he had moved outside to a tree - planting ceremony in his honor.

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«Tell the prime minister you've got his back — and help us seize Canada's moment,» the Conservative party operations director, Fred Delorey, urged party followers in a mass email shortly after the late - afternoon speech concluded in the Senate chamber.

We'll begin at 16.30 on Monday, 12 June, with business sessions followed by a gala dinner and entertainment, and conclude the next afternoon after a day packed with networking, breakout discussions, and engaging content built around interviews and conversations — no long speeches.

After a long and heavy debate, which concluded with lengthy speeches by Wilson and the head of the Ministerial Association, the change was accepted 776 to 494.

After raising in a light way some deep questions about equality, democracy, and free speech, he concludes: «The ultimate failure of the United States will probably not derive from the problems we see or the conflicts we wage.

Spitzer concludes his speech on Jan. 1, 2007, at the New York State Capitol in Albany, N.Y., after he took his oath of office.

«We haven't seen the actual detailed language of what the governor is presenting,» Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver told reporters after Cuomo concluded his speech.

In discussions after Cuomo's speech concluded, officials said the state will invest $ 225 million in the project, leveraging $ 1.5 billion investment from the two companies.

Heastie, who previously served as chairman of the Bronx Democratic organization, said he didn't think it rude of the governor to depart so quickly after his own speech had concluded.

In an emotional speech, Mr Brown said he had «loved the job» and it had been «a privilege to serve» but that he had taken the decision to resign after concluding he would not be able to form a government, saying that he now wanted to concentrate on the more important job of being a husband and a father.

That was Frances McDormand concluding her speech after accepting the Oscar for best actress at the 90th Oscars, a moment that aptly captured the mood of a ceremony that involved few genuine surprises, but proved quietly galvanizing nonetheless.

A few years ago when we wrote It's getting harder to hate Wal - Mart, we concluded, after reading Lee Scott's environmental and other plans, that «If these words came out of the mouth of Yvon Chouinard or John Mackey, everyone would stand up and cheer - it is a remarkable speech that all should read and hold up as a standard for any company.