By Plenary Sessions: Toomas Uibo

The rhetorical style is persuasive and urgent, combining emotional stories of lost lives (a family man, a 12-year-old boy) with detailed, logical criticism regarding the system's inefficiency. Figurative language is used (e.g., the metaphor of the hammer and screwdriver), and the overall tone is reform-minded, calling for an end to stagnation and a move forward.

The address is serious, reflective, and slightly melancholic, employing a tone that conveys sadness and helplessness regarding the topic at hand. The style is formal (addressing the chairperson/head and the presenter) and combines an emotional appeal with a rational question concerning the statement's impact.

The style adopted is formal, strategic, and solution-oriented, underscoring the pressing need for action and a forward-looking perspective. A logical framework and bulleted lists are employed to articulate the core principles of the economic policy. Rhetorically, the text seeks to build cross-party consensus by drawing a parallel between the significance of the economy and that of national defense.

The rhetorical style is responsible and formal, while simultaneously acknowledging the emotionality of the topic and public outrage. The speaker balances logical arguments (the necessity of the budget, CO2 reduction) with value-based appeals (a cleaner Estonia, responsibility to the state). A contrast is drawn between simple popularity and difficult responsibility.

The style is formal and interrogative, politely addressing both the chairperson and the rapporteur. The tone is anxious and cautious, emphasizing the lack of European unity and the potential threat this entails. A logical appeal is used, referencing a specific source (the statement of the Hungarian Prime Minister).

The rhetorical style is direct, challenging, and demanding, incorporating a clear call to action ("Please, after the end of the workday, finally take this evidence to the police"). It primarily utilizes logical and procedural appeals, emphasizing legal obligation and cautioning against legal repercussions.