Days after the apocalypse conspicuously failed to materialize, Camping emerged from a brief seclusion to say he had merely miscalculated, and he pronounced a new Judgment date for October 21.
I can no longer remain silent because the United States continues to demand my extradition more to serve me on a platter to the media of the world than to pronounce a judgment concerning which an agreement was reached 33 years ago.
Second, introversive corporate identity dimensions are more pronounced in a firm with low level CSR engagement.
Value chain and future-oriented dimensions are more pronounced in a firm with high level CSR engagement.
But how does taste relate to Hume's various remarks about "perceptions" and "discernments" of beauty, of our "judging" a work, and of critics who "give judgment" and who "give" or "pronounce" a "verdict" or "recommendation" (SOT, passim)?
Although Isaiah pronounced Yahweh's judgment upon Judah and Jerusalem for their unfaithfulness, he also announced a new future for those who relied on Yahweh.
Host-country effects may be more pronounced if those responsible for a firm's recruitment and training strategies are recruited locally.
While Dobson did not shrink from pronouncing uncompromising judgments about topics like premarital sex, he also stressed that it was never too late to achieve redemption by reversing course and becoming a "secondary virgin".
In the last days a promised saviour (Saoshyant) would pronounce final judgment and announce the coming of a new world without end in which truth, immortality, and righteousness would have everlasting reign.
In this study, we investigate whether nonprofessional investors' judgments about a firm with known and disclosed material weaknesses in internal control as required by the Sarbanes Oxley (SOX) Act of 2002 depend on the remediation strategy used by the firm.
Up we went to our room on the 20th floor, where we tumbled into a firm bed that Elizabeth pronounced "better than at home".
