Translation of "speech profile " (English → French) :

Gracious Speech/Address | His/Her Majesty's Most Gracious Speech | King's/Queen's Speech | Sovereign's Speech | Speech from the Throne

computer-generated speech | synthesized speech | synthetic speech | artificial speech | computer-synthesized speech | machine-generated speech

text-to-speech synthesis [ text-to-speech generation | text-to-speech conversion | machine reading | screen to-speech conversion | screen-to-speech synthesis ]

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association [ ASHA | American Speech and Hearing Association | American Speech Correction Association | American Society for the Study of Disorders of Speech | American Academy of Speech Correction ]

computer-generated speech [ synthetic speech | computer speech | automatic speech | artificial speech ]

text-to-speech synthesizer | text-to-speech synthesiser | text-to-speech system | text-to-speech synthesis system | text-to-speech converter | text-to-voice synthesizer | text-to-voice synthesiser | TTS synthesizer | TTS synthesiser

keep meaning of original speech | respect meaning of original speech | maintain meaning of original speech | preserve meaning of original speech

speech and language therapist | speech correctionist | speech therapist | SLT [Abbr.]

time assignment speech interpolation | time assignment speech interpolation system | time-assigned speech interpolation system | TASI [Abbr.]

In the 2007 Speech from the Throne, the Prime Minister committed to build a world-class high Arctic research station that would strengthen Canada's sovereignty over the north and raise the profile of Canadian Arctic research both at home and abroad.

Not only was he given a high profile job, that of introducing the leader of the Reform Party, but in his speech he emphasized strongly how he was a card-carrying member of the PQ and BQ, two movements committed to the breakup of our country.

53. Expresses its concern about the situation of Roma in the EU and the numerous instances of persecution, violence, stigmatisation, discrimination, evictions, relocations and unlawful forced evictions, unlawful registration and ethnic profiling by law enforcement authorities, which are contrary to fundamental rights and European Union law; reiterates its position stated in its resolution of 12 December 2013 on the progress made in the implementation of the National Roma Integration Strategies and calls once more for the effective implementation of strategies to foster real inclusion and for strengthened and pertinent action to promote ...[+++]integration, particularly in the field of fundamental rights, education, employment, housing and healthcare, and to combat violence, hate speech and discrimination of Roma; calls for an end to unlawful forced evictions, to the dismantling of settlements without alternative housing being provided, and to segregation of Roma children in schools and their illicit placement in special schools; calls on the Member States to make greater use of the EU funds placed at their disposal to implement integration projects in cooperation with local authorities, on the front line managing daily new arrivals on their territory;

In listening to the speeches on this, one could easily conclude that it was the Supreme Court of Canada that raised or profiled the issue and as a result of that we now have to make the change.