By Months: Vilja Toomast

The rhetorical style is highly formal, neutral, and focuses exclusively on the presentation of procedural facts. The tone is objective and reportorial, emphasizing chronological order and the commission’s decisions. Emotional or persuasive appeals are absent, favoring logical and detailed reporting.

The style is highly formal, procedural, and objective, fitting the context of a parliamentary report. The speaker employs a logical structure, focusing on facts and summarizing the commission's work, while avoiding emotional or personal appeals. The tone is informative and concise.

The style of discourse is formal, neutral, and fact-based, typical of a commission rapporteur's report. Emphasis is placed on procedural details, governmental positions, and the commission's consensus decisions, while strictly avoiding emotional appeals.

The speaker's style is formal and procedural, typical of the role of a committee rapporteur, focusing on the detailed reporting of the Legal Committee's work. The emphasis is on logical argumentation and the delivery of fact-based information (the content of proposals, voting results), generally maintaining a neutral and explanatory tone. To persuade, the speaker also uses personal examples regarding the memorable impact of fines, but later corrects emotional expressions about the detention facility for the sake of the official record.

The rhetorical style is formal, neutral, and procedural, typical of a committee rapporteur reporting on a debate. It focuses on logical arguments and facts, presenting a balanced view of both the minister's responses and the critical questions raised by committee members. The tone is explanatory and informative, eschewing emotional appeals.

The rhetorical style is extremely formal, technical, and focuses on procedural reporting. The speaker aims to be time-efficient, presenting logical and detailed explanations regarding legislative changes and committee voting results. Emotional appeals are not used; the emphasis is placed on facts and procedures.

The rhetorical style is highly formal, procedural, and fact-based, making it suitable for a commission's report to the plenary. The tone is neutral and concise, focusing on the logical reporting of decisions made and the course of the proceedings, while avoiding emotional or argumentative appeals.