pronouncement

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• The Roberts Court, in other words, is perfectly willing to make sweeping legal pronouncements in shadow docket orders when conservative litigants ask them to do so.

• Imagine a teacher at a school telling the PTA that he’s afraid the faculty will need to teach through their summer break and you’ll get a sense of how such pronouncements go over.

• The graphics resembled all those rightfully-parodied pronouncements of corporate values that sprung up on every company’s social media pages in the wake of the George Floyd protests last year.

• Financial observers attributed the marketwide nosedive to a series of negative headlines, the destabilizing pronouncements of billionaire executive Elon Musk and to the cascading effects of speculative trading.

• The pronouncement is the culmination of a two-month preliminary investigation launched in January.

• In all likelihood, the pronouncement of death will likely include even more gray area in the future.

• Their job is to fire you up, whether via jaw-dropping sports highlight or off-color pronouncement.

• One more study, one more statistical calculation, one more authoritative pronouncement, and our side will win!

• On the other hand, Muslims worldwide are likely, on the whole, to react negatively to the pronouncement.

• Better to begin each pronouncement we make about God with “In my experience…” or “From my perspective…” or simply “For me….”

• He pointed Thyrsis to a lot of clippings that lay upon the table—the first editorial comments upon this new pronouncement.