Meanings of address the assembly in English

Prayuth will travel to New York this week to address the assembly.

He will address the assembly when it opens on Monday evening.

Appellants and other claimants summoned, or hoping, to address the assembly.

A committee was appointed to address the assembly of Connecticut on this interesting subject.

I know, but I couldn't sit there and hear him address the assembly as 'gentlemen.'

Was a great orator going to address the assembly?

Denis Reilly, Tom Steele, and John Mitchel had spoken, when Meagher rose to address the assembly.

Putin will address the assembly on Monday.

He stood to address the assembly.

When the sound shivered away she saw her father rise and address the assembly in his dry courtroom voice:

I accompanied the men sent to warn me away, and after considerable parley I was permitted to address the assembly.

Still, after the formal arguments any member was at liberty to rise to a question of privilege and address the assembly.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, whose disputed re-election in June has sparked widespread protests in Iran, is due to address the assembly later.

I asked him why it was that nowadays whenever I address the assembly at Antioch, the senators cough and talk among themselves.

The chief of the two Landammänner present took his station in front, between the two-handed swords, and began to address the assembly.

We are told by an eye-witness, Dr Lim Boon-keng, that when this ceremony was over, Sun Yat-sen turned to address the assembly.