81.   Official comment on political matters is usually aired only in the state-run press or in public speeches or infrequent news conferences.

82.   On Sunday, Shubeilat, a former member of parliament, was sentenced to three years in jail for slandering the royal family in public speeches.

83.   Opponents of Chavez accuse the leftist former paratrooper of inciting supporters to violence during his public speeches.

84.   Opposition leaders Ranariddh and Sam Rainsy, who condemned the killings, have in their public speeches played on the anti-Vietnamese prejudices held by many Cambodians.

85.   Protest marches and demonstrations are virtually unheard-of in Singapore, where the government tightly controls public speech and assembly.

86.   Ranariddh and Sam Rainsy, who condemned the killings, have in their public speeches played on the anti-Vietnamese prejudices held by many Cambodians.

87.   Singapore has been widely criticized for its tight restrictions on public speech, political activity and media.

88.   Sezer can also wield influence by proposing legislation in his meetings with ministers and in his public speeches.

89.   She rarely gives interviews or makes public speeches and relies heavily on a small circle of advisers.

90.   She has made one brief public speech and held one news conference.