Sentence examples similar to pronouncing a decision from inspiring English sources

It is pronounced "A-MAR-EE-YO".

Celia W. Dugger (NYT) MIDDLE EAST EGYPT: NO E-MAIL DIVORCE -- A Muslim can divorce his wife by uttering the words "I divorce you" three times, but he cannot end a marriage by pronouncing his decision in an e-mail message, a court in Alexandria has ruled.

To buffer criticism of the caretaker prime minister, Mr. Sharon body-blocked for Mr. Barak by pronouncing his "difficult decision" a noble one -- "a display of national responsibility, given the difficult security and defense situation that obligates everyone to rise above existing disputes and work together for the sake of the nation".

As for the rest, they can be summed up by the Hibs fans who heard that their Uefa Cup tie with AEK Athens had been postponed and pronounced the decision a decent result in the circumstances.

In fact, the decision today, Lawrence v. Texas, No. 02-102, took what had been a state-by-state matter and pronounced a binding national constitutional principle.

He pronounced a eulogy for his farm.

After a short recess, Judge Hall pronounced his decision: "I'm going to say pretty frankly what I think about the whole business.

The Speaker of the Parliament, Dan Tichon, pronounced the decision the most difficult in the country's 50 years.

He believed that the court that heard the case and pronounced judgment was generally able to make a decision that was superior to appellate courts' decisions.

The EEC had participated as a member of the conference, thus entitling the parliament to pronounce on its decisions.

"A" is pronounced like "a" in "father".