pronouncement
ਵਾਕ ਵਿਚ
definition
noun
distrust of the pronouncements of politicians was endemic
a formal or authoritative announcement or declaration.
example
Unfortunately, certain events prevented me from offering an encompassing 'pronouncement' last weekend.
It styles itself as a canon - an authoritative 'pronouncement' on great literature.
If the 'pronouncement' had been directed at a different predicament, it would have been safe to say it was the only way she could have kept herself sane.
There was something emphatic, even challenging, in his 'pronouncement' that discouraged questioning.
The theological message of ritual scourging was made clear to spectators in formal 'pronouncements' .
Scientists cannot allow authoritarian 'pronouncements' to replace objective evidence.
The genial exterior hid a wily political mind which made his public 'pronouncements' feared by many politicians.
His 'pronouncements' often counter his own stated commitment to reconciliation, and we don't need to repeat all of them to prove our point.
I don't have general 'pronouncements' to make about how these should be resolved.
Only a conciliar decision of the whole church can make such authoritative and binding 'pronouncements' .
Such 'pronouncements' are premature but the warnings are certainly in place.
In the last few years the 'pronouncements' of European leaders certainly went in that direction.
Arrogant 'pronouncements' by leading Eurocrats and national politicians who pretend to be in favour of more integration have not been helpful.
Politicians are good at making grand 'pronouncements' about tackling the problem, but sustainable solutions are difficult to implement.
The sooner educationalists use accessible and understandable terms, the more sensible their 'pronouncements' will become.
We get lots of grand events and the 'pronouncements' of politicians, but very little of what was going on behind the scenes.
It is not enough to go entirely by the 'pronouncements' of politicians or the media of either side.
They began to lose faith in public 'pronouncements' by politicians.
It is certainly in his commercial interests to make his 'pronouncements' sound as authoritative as possible.
Most people don't understand how Government works and therefore accept its 'pronouncements' in all cases except where it has a major impact on their wallet.
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