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Preston writes and speaks eloquently and emphatically — his responses to questions often best captured in interspersed italicizations . Once it speaks , there can be no further debate . And one of the efforts that Bill and I have been trying to make over the last six and a half years is to reach out in our own country and reach out around the world to people of good faith who recognize and accept the perils of indifference and who are willing to stand against intolerance and speak out , as much as they are able . It was only later that you realized he was the voice you wanted to speak with . She also spoke of a Wisconsin state program , Project Join , which created professional job shared positions . A natural language query is one that is expressed using normal conversational syntax ; that is , you phrase your query as if making a spoken or written request to another person . In the end the choice will be made according to which kind of description yields the formulation of the simplest foundation , logically speaking . A U.S. trade official , speaking on condition of anonymity because negotiations are ongoing , said the White House has secured $ 20 million to beef up enforcement of labor and environmental laws in the CAFTA countries . There were no public lands to speak of , little private ownership of forestland , and virtually no commercial forest land ownership . There was not , strictly speaking , any all-embracing foundation , because an explicit law was formulated only for the actions-at-a-distance of gravitation ; while for other actions-at-a-distance nothing was established a priori except the law of equality of action and reaction . For simplicity , we speak only of program evaluation , but we imply the evaluation of policies also . However , he was not allowed to speak at the ceremony . Complementing the works are video programs ; spoken word , sound , and musical recordings ; and performance relics . The first law professor in the colonies , George Wythe , who taught Thomas Jefferson , John Marshall , and many others of the founding generation at the College of William and Mary , invoked that kind of argument when he spoke of the power of courts to review the acts of the political branches . Anne Corry , Director of Delta 's In-flight Services , spoke to participants about looking into the fields of science and technology as they plan their futures . For more than forty years we were associated in the most intimate relations , and during all these years not a word has been spoken or an act done on his part which has caused the slightest unpleasantness between us , and now I have parted from him for the last time on earth , but the meeting is only deferred for a little and a more joyful one , I trust in the City above . Like Rick with India , my trips to Africa ( specifically Tanzania / Zanzibar and then South Africa / Botswana ) were life changing events , and truly showcase so much of the type of travel and spirit of travel Rick speaks about so often . Ah , Philosophy , while he was speaking I was ready to sink through the ground ; it was all so true . Her research focuses on preserving a vanishing language spoken by fewer than 20 older adults . Others spoke of tattered and eternally hungry men who fired despondent powders . This special project was released on the Sony Wonder label and focused on material that spoke to parents as well as their children . " He would answer in words that could not have been spoken more truly : " All the people who were killed were my friends " . CLINTON : I just would follow up on that , because I think that the point about standing up and speaking out when you believe your faith or your religion is being misappropriated , misused , is critical . In a book on the Balkans published some years later , Armstrong speaks , ironically and accurately , about the popular conception of the " Orient " in southeastern Europe .