This important pronouncement should prompt President Vladimir Putin to issue a decree at long last acknowledging that Wallenberg was a victim of Stalin's repression.
The judge also told the states that they should submit a proposal "preferred by a majority of the plaintiff states" -- an important pronouncement because it would not allow a handful of states to hold out for their preferred remedy against the will of the majority.
And after Obama gave his speech at a Sojourners/Call to Renewal conference in June 2006, E.J. Dionne said that it may have been "the most important pronouncement by a Democrat on faith and politics since John F. Kennedy's Houston speech in 1960 declaring his independence from the Vatican".
I resisted Twitter for a long time, as I felt nervous of entering the arena of self-important pronouncements, but then – after a period of "lurking" – I saw that that was not actually what it was about.
To the east is Tundi Khel, the parade ground, in the centre of which is a stone platform surrounding a tree, from which important government pronouncements were formerly made first to the army.
Mr. Levy's always running on about things like the "popocracy" the "hipoisie," the "chic-oisie," and making these very daft, Very-Important-Sounding pronouncements.
Education is one of those areas where implementation and the details are more important than grand pronouncements.
Bill McGarvey, whose consulting firm, McG Media, has advised religious groups about social media use, said that often the greatest challenge for religious institutions was understanding the "very dialogic and dynamic medium" they were entering — a forum in which the interplay with other users can be as important as more traditional pronouncements of faith.
Nuclear proliferation is far more important than human rights pronouncements — and how much cooperation we get in trying to deal with dangerous threats like this may depend on how much political capital we have squandered by insulting other countries whose help we need.
Contrary to headlines and official pronouncements, the most important event in the Middle East last week was neither the U.N. Security Council resolution authorizing the use of force against Libya nor the commencement of the air strikes.
