They should strive for truth, as far as it can be ascertained, bearing in mind Bertolt Brecht's dictum that "the chief aim of science is not to open a door to infinite wisdom, but to set a limit to infinite error".
WARN THE ENTIRE INDUSTRY Companies to Post Own Dictum Along With That of Chief's Violators Face Dismissal.
Measured even within these limitations, the Court's evidence for this period is remarkably inconclusive; the Court relies simply upon the rejection by Congress of [p272] legislation proposed in 1794, 1797, and 1818, and upon an isolated dictum from the opinion of Chief Justice Marshall in Osborn v. Bank of the United States, 9 Wheat.
…if there were a Chief Medical Officer of Health statement, or dictum or policy that comes down that says, 'We fully support the use by prenatal women of nicotine replacement under recommendation from pharmacists,' that would go a long way to providing additional support and services.
Radical Prototypes turns Merleau-Ponty's dictum on its head.
Chief constables were operationally independent, answering - in Lord Denning's famous dictum - only to the law.
The phrase "zero problems" is a famous dictum written by Mr. Davutoglu, who served as Mr. Erdogan's chief foreign policy adviser before becoming foreign minister.
He teaches at the New School for Social Research and he is chief philosopher of the International Necronautical Society, a death-obsessed group whose first dictum is that "death is a type of space, which we intend to map, enter, colonize and, eventually, inhabit".
"Who is this enlightened public?" the now-retired deputy chief justice, Menachem Elon, an Orthodox professor of Talmud, asked sourly in an obiter dictum.
In dictum in Hudson v. Guestier, 4 Cranch 293, 294, 2 L.Ed. 625, Chief Justice Marshall declared that one nation must recognize the act of the sovereign power of another, so long as it has jurisdiction under international law, even if it is improper according to the internal law of the latter state.
