By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Tali

The rhetorical style is formal and interrogative, addressing the chairperson and the presenter respectfully. A provocative tone is employed, especially when referring to tactical nuclear warheads as "small friendly ones," which lends an ironic or sarcastic undertone to the discussion.

The rhetorical style is formal and considered, utilizing both philosophical references (academician Juhan Peegel’s quote on the difficulty of life) and detailed legislative arguments. The first speech is constructive and consensus-seeking, while the second is direct and challenging, focusing on fact-checking and casting doubt on the opponent’s credibility.

The style is formal, addressing the director and the minister directly, but the content is questioning and critical. A rhetorical question is used ("couldn't we somehow manage to employ our own people?") to call into question the government's priorities in labor policy. The argument is logical and relies on the data presented.