Sentence examples for current pronouncements from inspiring English sources

While former President Carter's call for a semblance of neutrality is reasonable, the current pronouncements from Washington do reveal an important issue: an intransigence of heart by the Palestinian Authority.

His decades of lonely left-wing advocacy still feels more authentic to them than the current pronouncements by Democrats who jumped aboard the policy bandwagon after Sanders proved that there was a national constituency for it.

But, the current president's pronouncements that the "free market" isn't at fault for the financial meltdown -- a position no doubt held by many in government and business -- led me to dig deep, investigate and discover the real culprit: Bozo The Clown.

Federal regulatory measures and health pronouncements that discourage current smokers from trying e-cigarettes and other less-dangerous alternatives may hamper efforts to safe smokers' lives.

But Ms. DiFranco was born to keep moving, and even as old favorites traced a bohemian youth of wandering, her current explorations traveled away from pronouncements, led by increasingly diverse music.

Gránia Fine Bridford, Devon  There are two aspects of current nursing conditions which Jeremy Hunt's pronouncements on training reform fail to address.

Francis has managed to suggest a radical agenda by putting the theme of mercy at the heart of everything he does: in countless speeches, pronouncements and even the current "extraordinary jubilee" year.

China, on the other hand, has aired no complaints, adroitly navigating the political currents compared to Washington's polarizing pronouncements.

He attributed the difference from the plus $100/bbl current at the time of his pronouncement, to speculation and trading on the commodity exchanges.

The current mayoral campaign is one in which pronouncements heavy with racial connotations have been followed by bitter debates over whether bigotry was in fact committed.

To current and former U.S. counterterrorism officials, such pronouncements have a distressingly familiar ring, inviting comparisons to the 1970s and 1980s, when radical Islamists throughout the Middle East rallied to the cause of Afghan Muslims waging jihad against the Soviet Union.