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In a break with previous administration pronouncements, he also conceded that this might be cause for concern.

and listened to his pronouncements as though they were divine oracles ----and he always fixed my car.

Likewise, pronouncements by Mr Putin on foreign policy, which is nominally Mr Medvedev's domain, do not seem to faze the president.

The Zeta concur, for once, with official pronouncements. This was just a fireball, releasing gas, and thus the spin.

It would be nice if we could look at the experts' track record and look at all their pronouncements to see what percentage were right.

On most other questions I should have to fall back on the expert much earlier, and would be less able to test his pronouncements.

Many of its pronouncements have been used by political advocates to justify their policy prescriptions.

So if one is to criticize, again it's not a question of criticizing his basic pronouncements.

These give a better guide to what might be expected of the new parliament than any pronouncements by the regime.

For lack of any official pronouncements, rumours swirl about his succession.

However, other elements of neoconservatism might undercut the long-term viability of proponents' initial policy pronouncements.

He seems to want the awful Robert Mugabe ousted in Zimbabwe, though his pronouncements have varied.

All their pronouncements rest on a mythical assumption that "recovery" is around the corner.

It is not up to him, but local councils are so dependent on the central government that such pronouncements count.

I know you don't like to hear such potential pronouncements, but movements are taking place that will bring about changes.

Let me end with a description of Kautsky-as-Marxist based entirely on Lenin's pronouncements after 1914.

During the next 18 months circumspection was rarely seen in pronouncements made politicians, pundits, and officials.

CERNs pronouncements were intended to allay concerns that a black hole would be spit out of its new Large Hadron Collider and eat the Earth.

Feng also said that Liu is "not thinking about retiring, " but it is surely too early to be making such definitive pronouncements.

To be fair, this was not an occasion for detailed policy pronouncements.

Do not accept their fear-laden pronouncements and acts to frighten you into submission.

Bremen, a city-state, wants a climate in which such pronouncements are too obvious to be worth making.

In this connection, one should take careful note of his pronouncements in chapter eleven of the second essay.

She always refused, at least as far as public pronouncements were concerned.

It was unable to broker a deal in time and made no public pronouncements about its plans.

It is just a stupid downward spiral that is pushed even further down by media pronouncements about how people should cut their spending.

Inspired by Heaven's pronouncements we assembled a first-contact command and came in joyful anticipation to your shores.

Again and again in the internal record, and in the public pronouncements , one sees references to this psychological domino theory.

accounting and review services are official pronouncements covering compilation and review engagements.

Of course, not all agency pronouncements that fit within the APA's broad definition of "rule" are legislative rules.

This incident may be an insight into Bush's strange tendency to find the wrong words in making public pronouncements.

Chinese advocated the undivided attention of die rather than submit, advocate where is falling up pronouncements aspirations.

A turbulent business environment also has senior managers cautious of letting vague pronouncements cloud their reputations.

But that's about as credible as all of his previous pronouncements on the financial situation.

China's official pronouncements always emphasized its role as a "responsible" nation.

Those sentiments appear repeatedly in his pronouncements.

Mr Dimon says that any upturn will not alter his preference for avoiding grand strategic pronouncements.

Despite pronouncements about being committed to ending apartheid, many US companies engage merely in tokenism.

Yet blackouts at home and embarrassment abroad are even worse, and so government pronouncements have been growing increasingly prescriptive.

They have zero credibility, a zero track record on truthfulness on any of their pronouncements.

Principles-based accounting for leases is addressed in six IASB pronouncements and one interpretation.

Trust in the actions and pronouncements of leaders, a vital component of employee engagement, might suffer markedly.

Along with similar pronouncements, that was published in every Soviet newspaper; such pages were hurriedly removed after Hitler's treachery.

By now we've all heard the pronouncements about what companies must do to meet the competitive challenges of today's marketplace.

Jesus's pronouncements on war and peace, action and reaction, confirm his preference for non-violent struggle.

No matter how nauseating his prose and pronouncements may be, he has some very unique and worthwhile insights to share.

The sheikh made various pronouncements concerning marriage.

What is the impact of this proposed statement on existing accounting pronouncements?

One of China's biggest fears, expressed repeatedly in public pronouncements, is that it will grow old before it grows rich.

Despite such public pronouncements, the strains remained.

His subsequent pronouncements of guilt, shame and remorse have hardly put matters right.

"Reading the economic pronouncements of the Chinese government is like kremlinology, " laments one UK-based hedge fund trader.

LIKE ancient oracles, technical analysts make mysterious pronouncements based on mysterious patterns.

I began tracking the columnists' pronouncements with some ardor.

All pronouncements of judgments shall be public.

Beneath those pronouncements, Iran remained a subtext.

Singh's pronouncements in Kabul were followed with great attention in Pakistan.

Mr Cameron's public pronouncements on Europe rightly raise eyebrows.

These pronouncements have raised both hope and skepticism.

In a work that's full of upbeat pronouncements, this is probably his most optimistic, or, if you prefer, outrageous claim.

We have seen major pronouncements by credible voices in India, Turkey, Jordan, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, and more.

The user generally makes short pronouncements.

He would do well to stick to that argument going forward and exclude further pronouncements on the exchange rate.

In China, World AIDS Day is typically greeted with a mixture of optimistic pronouncements and vague calls to action.

On the phone, he's quick with dates and exasperated pronouncements.

The unwary seeker can also become too entranced by expert pronouncements.

For example he failed to make public pronouncements over the Arab Spring uprisings.

Despite their public pronouncements, they confide privately that they consider their in-China talent "not promotable. "

So it is way too early to make pronouncements on Obama's fate.

In this environment we all need to pay close attention to pronouncements from the Fed.

Initial expectations often aren't well grounded, and people make easy pronouncements with little familiarity of how things work in China.

Mr Roberts likes punchy pronouncements and there are some fine ones here.

Say you have a team member Nancy who is very blunt in her communication and who often upsets you with her direct pronouncements.

The gap between official pronouncements and reality