The US sought to reassure the Philippines on its commitment to its ally with key pronouncements from senior leaders.
Recent pronouncements from key stakeholders in the global response to the epidemic emphasize the key role of community engagement (Schwartländer et al., 2011).
For anyone confused by the contradictions in Trump's public pronouncements, here is the key to understanding the president-elect: He will say whatever he needs to say to please whatever audience sits in front of him at a given moment.
"Judge Hudson's a serious judge and he has put into words, and into a legal decision, a fairly profound pronouncement, which is that a key element of Obama's health care plan is unconstitutional, and that's going to energize people at every level of government who oppose the law," said Mr. Wehner, now a fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center here.
Despite political pronouncements from President Obama and key legislators early this year, immigration reform now seems to have slipped off the congressional agenda.
It's an internet truism to distrust any pronouncement made with the caps lock key engaged, so maybe I'm not supposed to take the headlines on The Blaze, Glenn Beck's contribution to the growing field of self-identified conservative news aggregators, seriously.
This unflashy England management team are not big on grandstanding public pronouncements, but they do have one key private mantra: you are never quite as good as your acolytes will sometimes say, and never as poor as your critics would have others think.
But there is a key moment when Teach is asked to justify his lofty pronouncements on life and replies: "My life, Jim.
Words go from nascent, half-formed thoughts to permanent pronouncements to the world at the touch of a key.
The key word now is sustainability, echoed by all parties in practically every public pronouncement these days.
