Приклади вживання To speak publicly Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Most people are afraid to speak publicly.
We learned to speak publicly, reviewed the basic competencies of a novice teacher.
But all were reluctant to speak publicly.
There is no difficulty in having ever closer relations with the E.U. and better relations with Russia,”said a European official not authorized to speak publicly.
Washington has yet to speak publicly about that matter.
It is also important that we encourage and not condemn all those people who dare to speak publicly about their illness.
That is why it is premature to speak publicly about our retaliatory actions,” RIA quoted him as saying.
Once there he was forbidden to speak publicly.
In the late 1820s Wright was the first woman lecturer to speak publicly before gatherings of men and women in the United States about political and social-reform issues.
But only one of the incidents was what the pilot determined was unsafe," said another official,who was not authorised to speak publicly.
But she thought people might be afraid to speak publicly about the pair.
At a meeting on September 18, the Crimean"prosecutor's office" requested three years in prisonconditionally for the Ukrainian journalist with the deprivation of the right to speak publicly in the media.
But I felt now was the right time to speak publicly about this.
Even without the ability to speak or move his limbs, the use of a speech-generating device andspecialized movement trackers allowed him to continue to speak publicly.
I assume it's partly out of respect for them that he is refusing to speak publicly about his new relationship.
The official, who was not authorized to speak publicly about the investigation, said investigators have found a video stored on a USB key in which Chérif Chekatt had claimed allegiance to the extremist group.
It was only after Louise Tracy's death, in 1983,that Hepburn began to speak publicly about her feelings for her frequent co-star.
The ability to speak publicly will help you not only to protect, but also, if necessary, to convince people of your point of view, to bring to their consciousness the course of your reasoning, to make you agree with your arguments in the future.
The second round started six years after the shootings,when I was preparing to speak publicly about murder-suicide for the first time at a conference.
Later on, the capacity to speak publicly shall help you not just to protect, but additionally, if necessary, to convince folks of your perspective, to bring to their consciousness the course of one's thinking, to cause you to concur together with your arguments.
Currently, the world extensively spread hope and a sense of expectation that, if enough people take it,to Christ and begin to speak publicly of his apparent mission.
Of course, not all the children are planning to go on stage but the ability to speak publicly, to make a speech to a large or very large audience will need in the life of everyone.
As time goes by, the capacity to speak publicly shall help you not just to protect, but in addition, if necessary, to persuade individuals of your perspective, to create to their consciousness the program of one's thinking, to cause you to agree together with your arguments.
Openness to the new, curiosity and purposeful self-development(for example, the ability to speak publicly or inspire a team) are the source of drive for both the leader and his environment.
Fidelity becomes one of the largest financial services firm to speak publicly about its cryptocurrency operations, even as most of the large banks have begun experimenting with bitcoin, ethereum and other blockchain-based protocols internally.
Cirsis refused to comment on whether the proposed him to take this job because at the meeting of the faction"Unity" decided that to speak publicly on the matter will be only the Chairman of the party UserAgent.
Kimahli Powell, executive director of Rainbow Railroad, a Canadian NGO,said the time has come to speak publicly about the Chechen refugees, because those who wanted to come to Canada are now here, and because the new arrivals need help with employment, language training and counselling, which are difficult to provide when their presence is being kept under wraps.
The harsh words for Russia contrast with U.S.President Donald Trump's largely conciliatory rhetoric toward Moscow and his reluctance to speak publicly about human rights concerns, either in Russia or elsewhere in the world.
A Russian diplomat who spoke oncondition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly dismissed as'nonsense' allegations that Russian diplomats were involved in undermining Greek public support for the Macedonia deal.