Sentences with phrase «of public speech»

Like I say it is part of how the game of public speech is played.

Don't avoid the company, get involved, don't be afraid of public speeches.

The overlapping but not synonymous categories of expertise and authority have been tied up with the concepts of access to canonical information and the right to certain forms of public speech.

The protocol for such a visit — which is also the legacy of historical relations between the Holy See and Italy — includes an exchange of public speeches, and requires that both the Pope and the President wear their designated official attire for state occasions.

Although Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, has made Albany corruption a staple of public speeches and news conferences, his prosecutors kept the broader issue out of their opening argument, while Mr. Silver's lawyer touched on it more to suggest that the government had criminalized longstanding political actions that were not crimes.

The silence of this androgynous figure — whose presence is ostensibly about the role of the media in the dissemination of public speech — compounds the viewer's inability to assign a conventional gender definition.

The work addresses the political consequences of gender and specific limits of power in the specter of public speech.

I March In The Parade of Liberty But As Long As I Love You I'm Not Free, was a eight - part performance that took place between December 2007 and January 2008, where Hayes walked from the New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York to sites of public speech such as Union Square, Tompkins Square, Confucius Square in Chinatown, and Christopher Street Park.

As our CEO Alistair Cox outlines in one of his public speeches, digital transformation «gives you an opportunity to evolve your own business and adapt to new and modern ways of working, in effect, it can be a way of leapfrogging competitors who are maybe slower to anticipate and adapt.»