Sentence examples for direct pronouncement from inspiring English sources

S'dumo Dlamini, president of the Congress of South African Trade Unions, said: "Now we will not accept it when there is an insinuation or a direct pronouncement that our country is directionless or leaderless.

And if the special prosecutor in the case, Patrick J. Fitzgerald, has exhausted other avenues for determining who those officials were, many court decisions, including the Supreme Court's only direct pronouncement on the subject, appear to say that he is entitled to force Mr. Novak and other journalists to tell him who their sources were.

Direct pronouncements from him are so rare that even this pabulum was treated as push-alert-worthy news.

Again and again, the documentary hits upon the problem of widespread gun-ownership but makes no direct pronouncements about the insanity of US gun law.

Ironically, the tragic and abhorrent kidnapping of our dear Gilad, Naftali and Eyal, has given us another of Abbas's direct, unequivocal pronouncements that show he is a partner for peace.

However, that is not to detract from Pinter's dramatic achievements, merely to separate his direct political pronouncements from his playwrighting, which was all the better for being more subtly imbued with his political sensibilities.

Although no new legislation has been introduced, the leader's pronouncements direct policy within the party and other institutions.

The pronouncement may have little direct impact, because much of what is formally forbidden under the new rules had already been illegal under existing law, even if it was not formally applied to the Internet.

So if the pope is making headlines, it is probably because his language is more direct and unmistakable than past papal pronouncements.

Allison refers to the pronouncement of Bush II, directed at the Taliban, that "those who harbor terrorists are as guilty as the terrorists themselves".

But most of his pronouncements tended to be less direct, and required interpretation.