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Перевод: pronouncement

[существительное]
официальное заявление; произнесение; декларация

Тезаурус:

1. The President's statement "Humanism in Zambia" (1967), subsequent declarations at Mulungushi (1968), Kabwe (1972) and the cabinet pronouncement (1975) that schools must become production units, provide a general, but relatively clear brief for education planners and have been clearly reflected in the Zambian Education Review (1976).
2. It also published its statement on nutrition which, after reappearing in various forms, has probably done more to confuse the public than any other single pronouncement in the whole heart-disease field.
3. AND, just for the record, here's the Pope's first pronouncement on the environment.
4. However, it is sprightly compared with the pronouncement on "automatic honours for public servants" by Richard Shepherd, the Conservative MP: "It almost has the quality of handing out lollipops to the general satisfaction of the recipients."
5. A worthwhile appraisal will involve more than a mere pronouncement on the quality of your recent work, a pat on the head or a kick on the backside as the case may be.
6. Chatrier's passionate pronouncement "money is ruining the game"
7. He made a public pronouncement that the Philharmonie was impossible to record in.
8. Many waverers must have reached for their chequebooks and signed on with a green campaign organization after hearing the latest pronouncement assuring them that there really was something to worry about.
9. Though not piggishly chauvinistic enough to echo the first pronouncement, I heartily endorse the last.
10. Of course, he could make no pronouncement.
11. Stepan's own pronouncement, again on his deathbed, strikes more devastatingly deep than Mrs Stavrogin's, and yet the reader inclines his head as to an act of natural justice.
12. For all my lack of enthusiasm for the Hayes Society, it is my belief that this particular pronouncement at least was founded on a significant truth.
13. He prefaced each pronouncement with an apologetic twitch of the head to the left, but lesser mortals hung on every word - and he knew it.