Sentence examples similar to essential pronouncements from inspiring English sources
The latter award goes to the Court's virtually unanalyzed pronouncement (also essential to its holding) that the request for a COA was itself a "case" within the meaning of §1254 1).
A "usage panel" of 104 members, chosen mostly from the conservative "literary establishment," provided material for a set of "usage notes". Their pronouncements, found by scholars to be inconsistent, were intended to provide "the essential dimension of guidance," as the editor put it, "in these permissive times". The etymological material was superior to that in comparable dictionaries.
It will announce later this month that "Labour recognises the legitimate aspirations of the English regions and believes that the creation of elected regional assemblies is the essential next step in our programme of renewing the constitution and empowering citizens".Such a pronouncement is not likely to be greeted with much joy in Downing Street.
Rivals pooh-poohed such pronouncements.
Succeeding presidents recognized these pronouncements.
Mr. Stipanovich dismissed such pronouncements.
No philosophical pronouncements.
The cavalier pronouncements continue.
Weirdly enough, the most essential part of the reporting process – finding sources, determining who is reliable and who is not, who is genuine and who is manipulative – is completely absent from his pronouncements (not from his teaching, I hope).
