Donald Trump articulates few policies beyond erratic and contradictory pronouncements.
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Any further pronouncements in this area will be closely mulled.
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Nunberg has a reputation for bold pronouncements and occasional fictions.
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The Republican leaders' general pronouncements leave much to be clarified.
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Trump's pronouncements on the financial sector have perplexed Wall Street.
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As with all Trumpian pronouncements, it may yet prove illusory.
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You can see in these pronouncements a kernel of denial.
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His public pronouncements have passed the point of no return.
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He often makes vague pronouncements on issues like health care.
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The timing of those twin pronouncements was almost assuredly coincidental.
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Of course Roger Stone makes ridiculous and often inane pronouncements.
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Clearly pronouncements of disapproval absent concrete measures won't do it.
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The chairman does not make public pronouncements about hypothetical nominees.
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Pronouncements on the topic have a tendency to be overblown.
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So don't base your actions on their pontificating and pronouncements.
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The officials onstage issued wooden pronouncements on Russia's many achievements.
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Democrats, meanwhile, reacted with indignation to the president's latest pronouncements.
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There is reason to be skeptical of Sanders's pronouncements, though.
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According to official pronouncements, the women's experimentation went too far.
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And the list continues, from minor gaffes to bizarre policy pronouncements.
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But it was impossible to ignore the latest pronouncements, Kilduff said.
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His policy pronouncements were nonsense and he lied all the time.
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It is an endless conversation, rather than a series of pronouncements.
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The Trump campaign continues to evince confidence in its public pronouncements.
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Jar Jar, speaking in complete English sentences, made Buddha-like pronouncements.
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Their pronouncements from their confinement are eagerly followed by reformists online.
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But his pronouncements about Snowden have been uniformly critical and vindictive.
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" The analyst said the downgrade reflects uncertainty around "containerboard pricing pronouncements.
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True or not, her pronouncements haunt the characters through their lives.
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That's a workplace signal that management's pronouncements simply could not eclipse.
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Perhaps then people would take his pronouncements a little more seriously.
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His administration's actions so far fall well short of such pronouncements.
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But steer clear of pronouncements on what she should be doing.
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Predictably, these pronouncements involve bad economics; that's pretty much a given.
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They really don't know what to expect, given the president's pronouncements.
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But these pronouncements may not be worrying drug companies too much.
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Yet congressional leaders remain deeply frustrated about Mr. Trump's improvisational pronouncements.
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He listened to her, even if he didn't like her pronouncements.
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But there are elements of whistling past the graveyard in such pronouncements.
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Zika fears have prompted all kinds of extreme pronouncements about the games.
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These pronouncements guide the plot toward a growing sense of political foreboding.
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Mr Grenell's pronouncements prompted scathing commentary on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Her former professor Svetlana Savranskaya said Butina made similar pronouncements on campus.
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On the contrary, this is where his political pronouncements become most apparent.
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He wrote "ukase", a Russian term that refers to edicts or pronouncements.
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Until then, expect more blog post reveries, utopian pronouncements, and happy shareholders.
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His many pronouncements and actions since then have not eased their concerns.
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Future Mobility is not the first upstart automaker to make bold pronouncements.
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Despite the pronouncements of political pundits, this may not be that difficult.
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"The presidency will make formal pronouncements on this matter," he told Reuters.
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It's clear that Boehner's pronouncements apply as much to himself as others.
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There's more ingenuity to his hairstyle than any of his rambling pronouncements.
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He made no pronouncements on an overhaul of the Wells Fargo culture.
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But the Libyan leader left with no policy pronouncements from the president.
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Put me down as generally skeptical of pronouncements of a new normal.
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Egyptian leaders have a habit of making grand pronouncements that quietly crumble.
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He is big on pronouncements, they say, but weak on follow-through.
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Even so, a president's pronouncements on national tragedies are, by definition, news.
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They made dramatic pronouncements about Mr. Trump's blocking of witnesses and documents.
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And recent pronouncements from Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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That Trump makes bold pronouncements he can't deliver on is nothing new.
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Mr. Dudamel apparently drew the president's ire with his increasingly forceful pronouncements about the crisis in Venezuela — pronouncements which came after he faced criticism in some quarters for trying to avoid being drawn into discussions of Venezuelan politics.
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Traders hoping to profit from Mr Trump's pronouncements will have to be quick.
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It was easy to overlook candidate Trump's simplistic and contradictory foreign policy pronouncements.
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With the app open, try gesticulating like a possessed sorcerer making oracular pronouncements.
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In recent times, his pronouncements on energy have grown more and more radical.
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All of this emergency broadcasting warmed up the crowd for Trump's authoritarian pronouncements.
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"With all due respect", they wrote, "your pronouncements are absurd...Quit being coy".
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The firm's news app, Jinri Toutiao, has devoted a channel to party pronouncements.
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From official pronouncements to press editorials, China's propaganda machine has gone into overdrive.
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US allies face deep uncertainty amid vague policy pronouncements from the White House.
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But the pronouncements of motor-industry bosses suggest that doubts are creeping in.
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These pronouncements illustrate that Mr. Trump holds the rule of law in contempt.
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Many federal and state legislative pronouncements define information privacy violations as a harm.
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Clinton will face in confronting the unorthodox pronouncements of her presumptive Republican opponent.
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This follows a pattern of executive orders, broad pronouncements and assertions, and rhetoric.
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Atmosphere transcends logic; Mr. Lugosi's pronouncements notwithstanding, music is more important than dialogue.
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And that should be made very clear by the pronouncements of our administration.
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Gatlin is 34 — older than Bolt — and he has made no retirement pronouncements.
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Some in the audience received Liu He's pronouncements with a bit of skepticism.
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But that was minor compared with the newspaper's pronouncements during the financial crisis.
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These bald pronouncements may strike those familiar with polar history as lacking nuance.
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That aside, he rarely granted interviews; he was not given to public pronouncements.
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And it would give actual heft to the political pronouncements on Oscar night.
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They characterized some of his pronouncements as racist, misogynist, homophobic or grossly insensitive.
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He's fatally attracted to the manifesto and strident pronouncements on life and literature.
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"It is an endless conversation, rather than a series of pronouncements," he wrote.
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Investors might start asking for two or more sharia pronouncements, further raising issuance costs.
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His wild pronouncements about "reprogramming the operating system of the world" seemed downright goofy.
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As Michael Grunwald wrote in Politico last year, pronouncements of Pruitt's success are premature.
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We need to see through the loud pronouncements, the ambitious quotes, the glossy marketing.
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China's leader may save the biggest pronouncements for negotiations with the U.S. on trade.
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However, Coates never set out to make pronouncements about the state of the country.
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Republican state legislative leaders called Wolf's pronouncements "absurd" in a letter to the governor.
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But he said he did not hear any contradictions with Mr. Cruz's public pronouncements.
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Not moreso than usual: I'm just cautious about making pronouncements before vaporware becomes software.
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Various pronouncements have been made by Google, Facebook and Twitter about tweaking their algorithms.
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His latest pronouncements that blockchain is real should be taken as just as meaningless.
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But ECB policymakers are striking a subtly more dovish tone in their public pronouncements.
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Cruyff's oracular pronouncements on the game skirted the line between Zen profundity and nonsense.
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Despite these pronouncements, however, some athletes are simply not willing to take the risk.
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The pronouncements that routinely issue from this White House are almost always supremely incoherent.
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There are no shallow guarantees in it, no self-indulgent pronouncements of personal power.
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There's nothing not to like about him — except most of his public policy pronouncements.
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There was no uproar, no media circus, no public pronouncements — not even a tweet.
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This time around, the English have made no grand pronouncements about winning the Euro.
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Although its bland pronouncements feel like they need to be spiced up with emergency!
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But Imam Bengharsa's harsh recent pronouncements set him much farther from mainstream American Islam.
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Beneath his specific proposals — or pronouncements — there does appear to be a guiding worldview.
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Mostly, Trump officials seem to believe that they can effect change by making pronouncements.
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Of course, such damage could last longer if people have doubts about official pronouncements.
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In her place came Francesco Risso, a cherub-curled Italian given to nonsense pronouncements.
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How to cover a president's pronouncements when they are both provocative and maddeningly vague?
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His cultural pronouncements have had a chilling effect on the arts, theater in particular.
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A series of tweets, statements and policy pronouncements that lack a coherent narrative arc.
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John McCain to pronouncements on the fight against ISIS to a diatribe against windmills.
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But developments in Middle Eastern politics rarely mirror the optimistic pronouncements of US officials.
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That meant Musk's pronouncements took on a new weight and received more media coverage.
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Yes, his cabinet appointments and first pronouncements promise regressive federal action on the environment.
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But now he is often denounced by Maoists emboldened by the hard-line pronouncements.
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The exception might be Janet Malcolm, she of the slashing style and Jovian pronouncements.
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The statement was far more measured than some of his previous pronouncements on North Korea.
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In Washington, that isn't only manifesting itself in terms of a lack of public pronouncements.
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Appearing before Congress earlier this month, Mark Zuckerberg offered testimony filled with state-like pronouncements.
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It's easy to dismiss much of Trump's rhetoric as empty pronouncements from the campaign stage.
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Such pronouncements haven't stopped other parties from talking, or from trying to include the Taliban.
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Overall there were no real surprises as these are pronouncements that we have heard before.
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This is pretty remarkable given the incoherence and wild irresponsibility of Mr. Trump's policy pronouncements.
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The former Breitbart executive's own public pronouncements often describe politics using the lexicon of warfare.
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Moscow makes brave pronouncements about future missions but lacks the money to pay for them.
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"Moral imagination, spheres of identity, but also move beyond cheap lazy pronouncements," one note reads.
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Trump's pronouncements are often incongruent with one another and at times wholly divorced from reality.
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Unnecessary, restrictive pronouncements on the scope of LEOSA, like those discussed here, should be renounced.
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Tehran's recent pronouncements on its program appear to be a separate, although perhaps parallel, strategy.
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If you have issues with Mr. Bannon, focus them squarely on pronouncements attributed to him.
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The contradictions between Trump's public pronouncements and United States policy have only accelerated over time.
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His recent pronouncements about the United States have been threatening one moment, conciliatory the next.
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Phipps was a big man with a poker face and was given to laconic pronouncements.
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In contrast to previous upbeat pronouncements about Afghanistan's future, Mr. Stoltenberg sounded a worried note.
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Rode" in "that voice of abstract vagueness which she reserved for her most venomous pronouncements.
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Their previous pronouncements suggest they will want a hard line against both Russia and Iran.
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These escalating circumstances of repression undermine our faith in the pronouncements from the Obama administration.
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Most of us toggle between such pronouncements, even if we make them only to ourselves.
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Bannon touted the "Trump election miracle" Bannon is nothing if not grandiose in his pronouncements.
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But in the last two years, Imam Bengharsa's public pronouncements have taken a dark turn.
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But both Cruz and John Kasich have begun to publicly retreat from such bold pronouncements.
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The Trump administration's foreign policy has repeatedly been at odds with pronouncements by the president.
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Secretary of State Pompeo leaves unclear whether the president's foreign policy pronouncements are actual policy.
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But the interviews aren't as insightful, and the narration often delivers odd pronouncements via subtitle.
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Until now, investors might have thought they could take Mr. Trump's trade pronouncements in stride.
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It's fair to say Jesus did not make pronouncements on those three hot-button issues.
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If this sounds too harsh, consider recent economic pronouncements by two members of his administration.
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But when Grigoriadis moves away from individual dramas to broad cultural pronouncements, the book falters.
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A straight line links this fascist rhetoric and the racist pronouncements regularly made by Rep.
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Such pronouncements are common from defectors, but Mr. Thae had been a longtime, faithful diplomat.
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Some of the reporting has amounted to a set of contradictory pronouncements, confusing at best.
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The president's pronouncements rarely become plans, the plans rarely become policies, the policies rarely work.
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Things in Southeast Asia, I learned, were not as upstanding as portrayed in official pronouncements.
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The Jussie Smollett case is the latest reminder: Don't be too eager to make pronouncements.
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To make grand pronouncements about the American economy, you need to talk about three groups.
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As a man, I understand it's not my place to make pronouncements on this issue.
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It is hard to know if any of Russia's interests eventually became Trump policy pronouncements.
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The death of Justice Antonin Scalia immediately prompted lofty-sounding pronouncements from leaders of both parties.
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"Arbitrary deadlines, unilateral pronouncements and shifting goalposts are counterproductive in addressing common threats," the ministry said.
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There is an even larger constituency in India that will worry greatly about Trump's pronouncements: Muslims.
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As is often the case with Trump pronouncements, it is hard to know where to begin.
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But the former leader's pronouncements on world affairs still carry weight in Cuba's state-run media.
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However, his pronouncements on both issues are at odds with the assessments of U.S. intelligence agencies.
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"[T] here have been enough dogmatic pronouncements that lawful access simply cannot be done, " Barr said.
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In the coming months we'll see a flurry of legal challenges, legislative pushes and public pronouncements.
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All of which leads back to Rony Abovitz and his grand pronouncements about Magic Leap's potential.
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"But without them, there is nothing to trade off of, no earnings, no pronouncements," Cramer said.
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He was a writer of considerable wit and subtlety whose public pronouncements tended towards the bombastic.
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Then there are his foreign-policy pronouncements, including a willingness to disengage from overseas defence alliances.
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This pattern of prefacing tribal pronouncements with palliative language ran through the entirety of his remarks.
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There can be little doubt that Obama won in 21625 partly due to his dovish pronouncements.
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Those pronouncements have undermined Pelosi's initial justification for the delay request, which hinged on security concerns.
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The testimony was out of step with Trump's own pronouncements of the threat posed by Tehran.
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Critics have also pointed to the intelligence assessment as seemingly out of step with Trump's pronouncements.
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This is why Mormons, by and large, have ultimate faith in the pronouncements of their leaders.
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Interspersed if not quite threaded throughout these wonderful tidbits are Pittman's own Florida memories and pronouncements.
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But the unpredictability of Trump's pronouncements and the power of his words are something altogether different.
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Second, and more important, the profession of history shouldn't be making political pronouncements of any kind.
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But Russia has not made any pronouncements about whom it supports, which would doom any candidate.
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Fox may also seek cover from some early pronouncements from another powerful Fox host, Tucker Carlson.
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President Trump's first Supreme Court appointment, Neil Gorsuch, proved how tenuous Justice Kennedy's pronouncements can be.
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His relentless lies, impulsive acts and gassy pronouncements have emboldened American journalists and quickened their senses.
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"They come out with these great big pronouncements and then there's no follow through," he said.
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This is a measure of success given how reactionary so many of his pronouncements have been.
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Dmitry Belosselskiy's capacious bass is well suited to the pronouncements of Zaccaria, the Israelites' high priest.
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Officials attribute the drop to White House policies and pronouncements that alter perceptions about U.S. hospitality.
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Signing statements are official written pronouncements by the president when a bill is signed into law.
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However, what I find most disturbing is the president's continual pronouncements that he's done nothing wrong.
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It seems, said the source, that the Raskins are not being held responsible for Giuliani's pronouncements.
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Forget the pronouncements of victory coming from President Donald Trump and some of the media pundits.
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His crude and cruel pronouncements after his ascent to the presidency are too many to recount.
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His lofty pronouncements might not play well in a world full of snark and juvenile memes.
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The Nobel-winning biologist has drawn global criticism with unfounded pronouncements on genetics, race and intelligence.
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And so began the pronouncements that Speaker of the House Paul Ryan's influence was all but dead.
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From their actions and pronouncements, we cannot exclude an intention to carry out a type of coup.
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Meanwhile, to master insomnia is a sign of leadership—see Donald Trump's recent pronouncements on the subject.
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It's also intensely self-important, making repeated pronouncements about a grand new unification of economics and physics.
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There's one more caveat: The Russian military regularly makes pronouncements of technologies that do not pan out.
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The really tedious stuff is all the also incomplete, equally self-serving pronouncements that surround 'fake news'.
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Hillary's father was a difficult, sour man, given to exaggeration and fantastical pronouncements about his own life.
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Those bridges need reinforcement, and all Francis has done with these new, disturbing pronouncements is weaken them.
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John Dorrian, told the Associated Press that such pronouncements encourage ISIS fighters to lay down their arms.
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Their official media — hyperbolic pronouncements, constant threats and worshipful praise of the leader — magnifies a cultlike image.
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As with so many Trump pronouncements, how serious he is about following through is impossible to say.
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While Wall Street awaits the latest Fed-related pronouncements, investors will have several economic reports to consider.
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His "disavowals" -- which were uncharacteristically tepid -- stood in stark contrast to his usual bold and passionate pronouncements.
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Courts reviewing Trump's travel ban have repeatedly cited his public pronouncements as factors in their decision-making.
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His opinions avoid unnecessary, sweeping pronouncements... rarely votes in favor of criminal defendants' appeals of their convictions.
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Xinhua commentaries are not official government pronouncements, but can be read as a reflection of official thinking.
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But he said the general European attitude was to take Trump's pronouncements with a grain of salt.
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But the extreme nature of Mr. Trump's pronouncements makes her disagreements with Mr. Obama look relatively minor.
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TURKEY's directorate of religious affairs, known as the Diyanet, has a knack for odd and outrageous pronouncements.
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The fact that his uncle was a nuclear scientist gave him the right to make these pronouncements.
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In a town without sidewalks, grand pronouncements were made in the run-up to the Intermodal's debut.
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So Putin may actually be trying to deescalate tensions with America — not increase them — with these pronouncements.
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Make sure that people show their work, that their policy pronouncements are backed up with reliable data.
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But, as usual, there is no sign of the president backing down or tempering his public pronouncements.
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It is difficult to extrapolate concrete plans from his pronouncements, particularly since they are not always consistent.
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I am standing on a rock, sitting on a throne, making pronouncements about what the world is.
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More: Bonds, stocks and currencies are increasingly moving in tandem after Fed pronouncements and Mr. Trump's tweets.
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But those pronouncements are at odds with estimates from the former employer of both men, Goldman Sachs.
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"We are extremely disappointed with Canada's neither-here-nor-there pronouncements on the matter," Mr. Panelo said.
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Disasters at close range also have a way of making ideological pronouncements seem remote, feckless and wretched.
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Then his pronouncements, usually by tweet, that deals were coming together, would send markets back even higher.
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The outbreak in Iran feeds the skepticism of Iranians who are already inclined to disbelieve government pronouncements.
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Some officials expressed guarded optimism, while financial markets and institutions banks were buoyed by the latest pronouncements.
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If they already harbor grievances against the regime, they are unlikely to be swayed by its pronouncements.
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There are vacuous pronouncements about art and death, and exchanges that flirt with nationalism and religious preachiness.
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Making sweeping pronouncements about unverified criminal allegations isn't a good idea — not now, not three weeks ago.
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In many cases they differed from their more public pronouncements, embarrassing important friends of the United States.
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Until now, Mr. Pence has largely stayed in the background of major pronouncements on American foreign policy.
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It's quietly, without pronouncements or hiring surges, ratcheted up the risk that immigrants will be apprehended and deported.
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You end up with a situation where the candidate is making pronouncements that don't seem particularly well informed.
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Washington kept his pronouncements on policy and other matters to a minimum, giving him a somewhat aloof image.
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They're typically packed full of grand pronouncements, flashy demos, and Google Glass-wearing skydivers or CEO-impersonating celebrities.
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The truth, though, is that we don't know all that much about Thomas apart from his public pronouncements.
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The Bundy gang's staged pronouncements about American values, pioneer history and the sacred rights of landowners are offensive.
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China has been stressing its rights to the territory relentlessly in everything from official pronouncements to press editorials.
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Not all critics agree with such pronouncements, however; some see in West's body of work a prescient genius.
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Analysts also noted that he did not make any pronouncements on China's financial commitment to Belt and Road.
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"We are not creating a dictatorship," he added, repeating what is a frequent aside in his public pronouncements.
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But the lab and Atlantic Council bring geopolitical expertise and allow Facebook to distance itself from sensitive pronouncements.
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He was less certain in his pronouncements than he had been the month before, more expansive and questioning.
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What gives these people, who are engaged in this kind of dirty politics, the right to make pronouncements?
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There were grand pronouncements, searing interrogations, and a laserlike focus on doing what no one had accomplished before.
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Pronouncements by China's state-run news outlets do not equate to government policy, but can reflect official thinking.
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He and Bannon share similar instincts, but Bannon is deliberate enough to make Trump's id-driven pronouncements cohere.
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Given this record, the pronouncements of the Commander-in-Chief were hardly an accurate depiction of our Union.
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Ms May is said to be an opponent of Heathrow expansion (though she has made few public pronouncements).
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Xi is more circumspect in his pronouncements, but he too is focused on the global balance of power.
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Together, these factors suggest Duterte may be constrained from following through, at least on his more radical pronouncements.
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He is constantly defending his more insane pronouncements by claiming that somebody, somewhere, thought they were spot-on.
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The Fed is "patiently" on hold, according to official pronouncements, because of downside risks to the economic forecast.
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Contrary to the nativist pronouncements by some politicians, our contemporary history is inextricably intertwined with the United States.
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Older and wiser than when he wrote his most famous work, Fukuyama is less given to grand pronouncements.
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Direct pronouncements from him are so rare that even this pabulum was treated as push-alert-worthy news.
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Last week, official pronouncements from China's governing bodies have taken the restrictions on outbound investment a step further.
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Many of them are minorities — blacks, Hispanics, Muslims — who hear his pronouncements and are insulted, or even frightened.
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Both men might have wanted, or needed, to believe their pronouncements, but they knew they weren't exactly true.
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We need them to bat down misinformation and to be brave enough to speak up with bold pronouncements.
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The former is easy to deliver in tweets and public pronouncements, while the latter takes patience and persistence.
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Countries are unsure whether to take his words as policy pronouncements, or whether they can be safely ignored.
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" One cannot ignore presidential tweets, Mr. Hamilton said, "but their purpose is not to make daily policy pronouncements.
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On the stump, Mr. Biden has focused on President Trump's shortcomings in broad pronouncements about morality and character.
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Her characters are tested not by the gods but by other elements, no less absolute in their pronouncements.
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Still, Mr. Cuomo's daily addresses have stood in stark contrast to the sometimes contradictory pronouncements coming from Washington.
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Yet blanket skepticism of elites in Trump's style is no more justified than blind faith in their pronouncements.
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"With public pronouncements about things they're doing that don't happen, there's less transparency about why," one strategist said.
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Like the image of the Angel Zlatan, the lion is a leitmotif in many of his public pronouncements.
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Such pronouncements amplified voices within the Republican Party that have been fearful about both illegal and legal immigration.
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After all these hearings, and all these grand pronouncements and all these thoughts of crimes in plain sight?
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Trump is clearly stoking this xenophobic strain in the American psyche, energizing his base with draconian policy pronouncements.
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He was less certain in his pronouncements than he had been the month before, more expansive and questioning.
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Trump delivers his policy pronouncements with confidence and brio, so it's easy to assume he's committed to them.
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But the commission's pronouncements do carry weight: enough to seriously annoy countries like India which find themselves being investigated.
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While this can be valuable, it is perfectly okay to remain anonymous and not feel "guilted" into public pronouncements.
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UBS' Art Cashin told CNBC the constant back and forth between optimistic pronouncements and reality is wearing on markets.
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These pronouncements are the governmental equivalent of pledging to drop 100 pounds without considering details like diet or exercise.
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The audit of Microsoft's vision services suggests such pronouncements could be less accurate if the rider had been black.
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And there is no denying that Trump kept the level of his accustomed outrageous pronouncements to a surprising minimum.
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The answer from Mr Trump's officials is that not all Mr Trump's pronouncements on Asia should be taken literally.
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Mr. Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have taken a harder line on China in their public pronouncements.
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But the market is not putting stock in those pronouncements because they've been burned in the past, he added.
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His previous pronouncements were just as shocking, and he refused to apologize for anything he had said or done.
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Goldberg, a poet and photographer, began "collecting the phrase 'queer art' in all its sweaty megaphone pronouncements" in 2010.
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Mr Konisky's findings do not necessarily imply that Americans in the pews have simply ignored these high-level pronouncements.
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He is not known for his interviews or given to making sweeping pronouncements, as did many of his friends.
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He makes grand bets and pronouncements, gets cornered by TMZ, and injects himself into spats with other tech luminaries.
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The saddest and most telling of all his pronouncements since entering office was this: "I loved my previous life."
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After a flurry of pronouncements from companies racing headlong into autonomous driving, Google's venerable project feels like an afterthought.
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Now, with his overheated tweets, uninformed pronouncements and misguided policies, Trump is putting the nuclear pedal to the metal.
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The government has warned revelers not to wear skimpy clothing and to limit their alcohol intake, among other pronouncements.
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But made no new policy pronouncements to the gathering, which is taking place at a downtown convention center here.
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The erratic nature of Mr Trump's pronouncements might also lead to a dose of risk aversion among global investors.
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These descriptions set the tone for The End of Eddy's equally brutal pronouncements on Hallencourt's people and their behaviors.
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All the pronouncements about doing or dying, about resisting Parliament and the courts, were designed to achieve this end.
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However, his chances seemed to have diminished in recent weeks, as public pronouncements from Trump have not mentioned Warsh.
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Turkey withdrew its ambassadors to Austria, Luxembourg, and the Vatican last year after similar pronouncements about the 1915 killings.
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Women clean houses and make dinners and tend to babies while men drink and talk and make grand pronouncements.
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But in Maine, the governor's pronouncements are complicating efforts to attract the very people the state needs to grow.
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And there is one issue where he is at complete odds with the public pronouncements from the White House.
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They could, instead, be unleashed to cultivate sources and look for stories less centered on official White House pronouncements.
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The pronouncements aired at the Davos Forum by Liu are both encouraging and a step in the right direction.
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FACT CHECK Tying recent growth to his policy moves, the president offered broad pronouncements and a litany of statistics.
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The remarks on Russia were in direct contrast to Mr. Trump's pronouncements last week on Russian involvement in Venezuela.
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And Trump's actual habits around issuing ignorant pronouncements and failing to obtain sound information don't appear to have changed.
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In his pronouncements and Supreme Court appointments, President Trump appears intent on overturning, or at least hobbling, Roe v.
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His line readings sound as if they come straight from the crypt, making Harold's pronouncements disproportionately oracular and ominous.
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It demands trumpeting high notes and snarled depths, civic dignity and lashes of madness, public pronouncements and private grief.
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He has also made pronouncements on oil production policy that sometimes seemed to undercut more experienced Saudi energy officials.
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Detractors, however, charge that he is inexperienced and prone to meddling, undermining experienced officials and making sudden public pronouncements.
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But they come against a backdrop of Trump administration directives blocking climate pronouncements from agencies within the federal government.
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" And there are a few low-calorie gnostic pronouncements: "We need to think inwards, and to think from within.
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And Mr. Trump has removed any doubt that his tweets carry the weight once reserved for more formal pronouncements.
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How they proceed — and how investors interpret government pronouncements and rumors — will have great impact on this nascent market.
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They are likewise affected by the pronouncements of monetary authorities, even though their own wealth prospects are hardly improving.
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In his public pronouncements, Zuckerberg tacks back and forth between the two contradictory positions he wants simultaneously to occupy.
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Hence, Russia's pious pronouncements at various international fora — and the opportunity for other states to make those words count.
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"He has raised huge expectations through his bold policy pronouncements and, inadvertently perhaps, by his rhetoric," Mr. Abdi said.
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Per its pronouncements, all reviewers (and readers) must check their biases and privilege prior to engaging with a text.
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The Federal Aviation Administration saw the pronouncements as an attempt to pressure it to clear the Max for service.
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Such pronouncements have been met with suspicion due to delays and the timing of such hikes a year before reelection.
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Endlessly repeating Clinton's e-mail debacle or Trump's pronouncements on Mexicans or women ultimately magnifies their impact on voting decisions.
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Traders describe the current sugar shortage as partly self-inflicted, the result of delayed government reaction to conflicting policy pronouncements.
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There was no immediate comment from Washington but if true the decision would be a major reversal from earlier pronouncements.
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Instead, she's remained a businesslike and dutiful counterpoint to Trump's brash pronouncements, particularly when it comes to the European Union.
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Trump's speech was closely watched around the world, given that his pronouncements on foreign policy have caused alarm and confusion.
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Pence's pronouncements on behalf of Trump pushed Russian President Vladimir Putin into his own chain reaction of decisions on Ukraine.
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Yet since he came to office, the gaping hole in Trump's foreign policy pronouncements has been on exactly this subject.
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Despite frequently denouncing foiled military uprisings, the Maduro government in this instance has made no official pronouncements about the incident.
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Responsible prosecutors wait until an investigation is over and/or the statute of limitations has run before issuing public pronouncements.
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He has repeatedly pandered to vaccine deniers, and made public pronouncements about the alleged harms of these life-saving shots.
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This framework is a far cry from Barr's public pronouncements that the OLC opinion had no bearing on obstruction endgame.
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Any intentions not realized in the book itself cannot be shoehorned in by post-facto pronouncements, even by the author.
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From his long hair to his odd personal manner and pronouncements, he is someone that is hard to take seriously.
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Trump's words, coming from the commander-in-chief of the world's largest power, necessarily carry the force of official pronouncements.
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They conveyed an annoyance at the McKinsey consultant certitude with which Mr. Buttigieg analyzes and makes pronouncements about the primary.
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Founded on notions of consensus-building and noninterference, the 10-nation group issues pronouncements drowning in careful and bland language.
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In person, he is warmer and more direct than his public pronouncements, which resemble a politician's bland pablum, would suggest.
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The idea that bombastic pronouncements will do anything other than raise the blood pressure of Americans is disheartening and frightening.
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Prince Mohammed — "MBS" in policy circles — has been the face of both efforts, issuing policy pronouncements at a frenetic pace.
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He maintains a low profile for much of the time, meaning his occasional public appearances and pronouncements are closely watched.
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Even then, the justices strive to resolve the disputes before them narrowly, without resort to broad pronouncements of constitutional law.
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The resulting text is slim, stylish, and peculiar to describe structurally—somewhere between essays and a scrapbook of flashy pronouncements.
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Conaway and other Republicans have seized on Schiff's public pronouncements of "collusion" between Trump's inner circle and the Russian government.
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As is often the case with such pronouncements from China's producer associations, there is no tangible detail on actual implementation.
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In government, policy pronouncements are king, while attention to how policies are implemented and services delivered is given short shrift.
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Suryadevara alternates between youthful enthusiasm, steely management pronouncements, and expressing a broad but detailed perspective on GM's past and future.
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President Obama did little more than talk, offering vague pronouncements that North Korea would face "consequences" for its dangerous actions.
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There is no narrative arc of the presidency beyond his whims -- and the tweets and pronouncements that spiral from them.
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The president's less-than-perfect pronouncements, however, left public health officials straining to reconcile them on the Sunday talk shows.
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It is easy to denounce the racist pronouncements and white-supremacist politics of a George Wallace or a Roy Moore.
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World leaders are unsure whether to take President Trump's tweets as policy pronouncements or to ignore the sometimes impulsive thoughts.
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More pronouncements on Twitter by the president pushed stocks around all week, alternatively raising or dashing hopes for a deal.
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He let the songs speak (and mope and sneer) for themselves — a relief, given his cranky, troll-like public pronouncements.
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Bigness — grand pronouncements, operatic dynamics, Mercury's soaring voice and Brian May's titanic guitar buildups — was the cornerstone of Queen's music.
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After buying Whole Foods in 210, Amazon made a couple of bold pronouncements about lowering prices at the grocery chain.
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Despite President Trump's pronouncements, not only is Obamacare not dead, there are signs that his administration is keeping it alive.
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Bobby's sexist pronouncements are outrageous, but his stunts are so absurd and self-serving that they're hard to take seriously.
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While Tesla still has many fans and believers, analysts now tend to take a cautious look at Mr. Musk's pronouncements.
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Mr. Trump's pronouncements are often so vague and offhand that their long-term impact on policy is open to debate.
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But for all the bombastic pronouncements, a more measured, sober-minded note came from, wait for it, the pot industry.
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His presidency is littered with plans and pronouncements that were walked back or abandoned — some good, some not so good.
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His pronouncements may have misled both Europeans and Russians into believing that Washington would terminate U.S. commitments to Europe's defense.
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We have a novice of a president-elect who has made countless irresponsible pronouncements on the use of military force.
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You are there in his White House bedroom as he crafts the pre-dawn Twitter pronouncements that rock the world.
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He might realize that a more serious and sober assessment is required before making pronouncements, especially relating to foreign policy.
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Trump hears or responds to a segment on Fox News, absorbs it, and makes pronouncements that have serious policy implications.
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Should sharia pronouncements prove reversible—or creditors be faced with the risk of long legal battles—this appetite would rapidly shrink.
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Yet despite many pronouncements that 2016 was the year of VR, a more apt word for virtual reality might be absence.
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Crossed wires Trump has a habit of making policy on Twitter, but his pronouncements on Sunday did not come from nowhere.
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It's easier to pick apart Zuckerberg's grand pronouncements than it is to address any item on his growing "to do" list.
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"Arbitrary deadlines, unilateral pronouncements and shifting goalposts are counterproductive in addressing common threats," the Pakistani foreign ministry said in a statement.
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Flipping through the book, he mocks its cheesy poems and bland pronouncements, occasionally stopping to reflect on what he's going through.
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The vice-president's trip provided a little reassurance to South Korean officials, who have been feeling queasy about Mr Trump's pronouncements.
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They recognized how they were whipsawed by contradictory expert pronouncements about what they should or should not eat to stay healthy.
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That spooked investors already worried that Mr Erdogan's pronouncements on monetary policy are hampering the central bank's freedom to raise rates.
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Debates on the merits of esoteric networking technologies have been overtaken by an unending stream of fantastic pronouncements of panacean wonder.
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As official pronouncements bounced between WhatsApp and the government, WhatsApp unveiled a string of tweaks, primarily affecting the forwarding of messages.
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But Obama played a part in making this American nightmare possible, and we should treat his pronouncements after the fact accordingly.
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North Korea makes few goods that the rest of the world wants, but it does specialize in exporting bombastic, bellicose pronouncements.
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Like many of Trump's policy pronouncements, this one was clumsily framed and misleading, but had a grain of truth to it.
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Ramazzini, a little-known scientific institution in Italy, has churned out a slew of controversial pronouncements on occupational and environmental health.
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A smattering of other Fed officials will be making presentations during the week, each offering a chance of market-moving pronouncements.
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Schlafly's pronouncements drove her antagonists to distraction, though they suspected that her biting language was calculated precisely to provoke their outrage.
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The more ramped-up the emotional stakes, the more the 75-minute play seems to devolve into a series of pronouncements.
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That helps explain what I consider a remarkable consistency in the North's behavior and pronouncements when considered in the long term.
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What the women thought of Paul, about his pronouncements or their own place in the world, the Scriptures do not say.
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Critics seized on the Smollett episode to make broad pronouncements about the American left and the journalists that covered his story.
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That mirrors the pronouncements from banks, which have often said that they can harness distributed ledgers without using existing virtual currencies.
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The actions and pronouncements by central banks in Asia, Menon said, "have been very consistent with the state of their economies".
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Mr. Trump, long before he secured his party's nomination, has shown a remarkable ability for getting television coverage of his pronouncements.
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Through his public pronouncements, messages, and tweets he has the opportunity to encourage a more positive dialogue and help promote civility.
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Mr. Trump rallied them less with policy promises than with gut-level pronouncements — against foreign trade, foreign wars and foreign workers.
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Despite positive pronouncements by the Sisi regime, Egypt's campaign against ISIS affiliated fighters in the North Sinai is not going well.
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It was the latest indication that Trump's improvisational and politically motivated pronouncements often have his policy team struggling to catch up.
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Gritty details: Exxon has made other recent pronouncements on methane, a potent greenhouse gas that's the primary component of natural gas.
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As hard as it may be for Americans to grasp, millions of North Koreans appear to truly believe their government's pronouncements.
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As the movie jounces along on florid pronouncements that overstate the obvious, "Fathers and Daughters" defies credibility and insults the intelligence.
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Not only are these values not shared by Speaker Ryan, but he has actively spoken out against those dubious policy pronouncements.
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Business loves Trump (as Trump himself likes to say), and corporate America just shrugs off his various pronouncements on trade policy.
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And then his future pronouncements are nonetheless treated as deserving the same presumption of truth that we grant to normal people.
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That includes providing perspective and suitable challenges to bureaucratic pronouncements, exaggerated claims and wishful thinking, regardless of where such things originate.
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"I look at it that he's presenting the facts and keeping the American public informed," she said, of the president's pronouncements.
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Twitter is a space to post random nonsense, but suddenly becomes an avenue for politicians to make official announcements and pronouncements.
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We study the forecasts of our local meteorologists the way the ancient Greeks parsed the pronouncements of the Oracle at Delphi.
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At the Baghdad Cultural Center, adjacent to the Qishleh Gardens, smiling volunteers from Mr. Sadr's organization distributed fliers with his pronouncements.
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Even one of Flynn's former military colleagues expressed puzzlement Monday at the dark turn his pronouncements on social media have taken.
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In debates over immigration, both sides tend to make bold pronouncements about what the natives will or will not stand for.
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She is fast, organized and no-nonsense, known as much for her delicious food as for her unvarnished pronouncements and opinions.
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This time, he must give a welcoming speech, and there will be disappointment if he fails to make any substantive pronouncements.
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Still, despite Mr. Zuckerberg's recent pronouncements, there have been murmurs leaking out of Facebook about political ad changes of its own.
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Even when those pronouncements are ultimately made by Beijing there is the inherent distrust of information disseminated by the Chinese government.
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As for Yeshua, the believed Messiah, he's a smiling cipher given to dematerializing mid-confab, leaving behind enigmatic pronouncements and baffled followers.
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On one hand, traders have long known that President Trump's bold pronouncements do not always hold, ultimately muting their effect on securities.
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"The pronouncements and threats of the President-elect of the United States are irrational and inadmissible," the campaign said in a statement.
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And despite the pronouncements of the national GOP, some state level politicians seem to be getting more amenable to the adult industry.
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In many cases, foreign leaders and citizens of the world alike have likely "priced in" Trump's erratic behavior and sidelined his pronouncements.
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And people actually think I make pronouncements and proclamations like I live in Enid, Oklahoma, or something ... [but] I know these people.
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Ford's CEO cited demand, rather than Trump's pronouncements, including a vow to impose a "border tax" on companies that send jobs abroad.
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Meanwhile, Trump has stunned foreign policy experts—both Democrats and Republicans—with a series of pronouncements that echo or applaud Kremlin positions.
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Emily, so many women, some men, saying they&aposre offended the President&aposs lawyer would make pronouncements about a woman&aposs profession.
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Even without public pronouncements, Riyadh's private consternation could be discerned in the pages of semi-official media and comments by influential clerics.
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One of the issues the Supreme Court is addressing is whether courts should afford such deference to these types of agency pronouncements.
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Someone is spinning spin by seeking to convince us that the predictable pronouncements of political hacks-for-hire are good for democracy.
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I can't offer any grandiose pronouncements on the topic, and I'm not an expert on the levels of domestic violence among veterans.
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President Donald Trump is the master blender of performance and politics, replacing policy pronouncements with a routine of gags and put-downs.
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Given how widely applicable machine learning seems to be, such pronouncements are bound to alarm white-collar workers, from engineers to lawyers.
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Those mini-pronouncements lead to speculation by the press and the public — sometimes contradictory speculation — about what exactly the president has planned.
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Amid those major announcements, oil traders had to contend with a flurry of pronouncements from OPEC, as well as from Russian officials.
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Papal pronouncements of a pastoral or administrative nature and which do not touch basic Church doctrine are included automatically canon law updates.
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" The public pronouncements get the clients the attention that they seem to crave, he said, "and sometimes, it's funny — until the verdict.
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The words "Old Hollywood" conjure up images of glamour, gowns, and women with red lipstick making romantic pronouncements in careful Transatlantic accents.
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Maybe it's a direct response to the President Donald Trump, who repeatedly riled up campaign crowds with expletives incorporated into policy pronouncements.
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Before the FCC could even hire privacy experts or prepare policy pronouncements, a new commission was ready to walk through the door.
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Policymakers on Saturday enter a traditional "blackout" period before their upcoming meeting, during which they avoid making policy pronouncements of any kind.
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China, along with several other countries and car makers, have made pronouncements in support of electric vehicles and against gasoline-powered cars.
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Sneakily, Mrs Clinton portrayed Mr Trump as simultaneously rash and clueless in his policy pronouncements, but consistent in his pessimism about America.
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Ironically, these recent pronouncements and crisis escalations help to crystalize three approaches to pressure President Trump to stay in the Iran agreement.
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Over the years, she has regularly interjected new elements into the old stories, sometimes through sudden Twitter pronouncements, sometimes by other means.
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But it seems every time the president makes one of these pronouncements, the market gets excited, only to be let down again.
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"When we make pronouncements that we're going to go round up a million people, all that does is create havoc." https://t.
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In the past, pronouncements of presidents and other top officials in high profile legal case have prompted challenges, and eventually been rejected.
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The Clinton campaign knows that Mr. Trump's bizarre pronouncements and sketchy ideas have given it an opportunity to land a crippling blow.
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His market pronouncements are closely watched, and he's remembered as coining the term "new normal" when he was the CEO at Pimco.
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Still, today in particular offers a reminder that when it comes to scandals, sweeping pronouncements and crystal balls tend to be fuzzy.
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It is terrific in many ways but not least because it captures one of McMillan's greatest and truest pronouncements of all time.
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It bore a list of the artist Jenny Holzer's "Truisms," matter-of-fact but edgy-sounding pronouncements printed in plain block letters.
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Charles Kettering, a GM engineer and perhaps America's greatest inventor since Thomas Edison, was prone to decidedly Levandowskiesque pronouncements about history's irrelevance.
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And though Wuorinen's tendency toward lacerating public pronouncements has changed little in the half-century since, his language has broadened and deepened.
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One observer likened the grenades lobbed by Mr. Getler to the booming pronouncements of a biblical prophet whose credibility was rarely questioned.
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Now, in 19903, the familiar techno-utopian pronouncements of the 1990s and '00s seem not just wrong but like a bad joke.
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Mr. Walker's comic strip substituted barracks buddies for dorm mates, sergeants and generals for professors, and the military bureaucracy for academic pronouncements.
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The nine-year expansion has endured in the face of disruptions — from a global slowdown to trade tensions and unpredictable policy pronouncements.
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The great John Chrysostom frequently issued pronouncements on wealth and poverty that make Karl Marx and Mikhail Bakunin sound like timid conservatives.
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They stress the entitlement of Muslim scholars, after due deliberation, to make fresh moral pronouncements through a process of ijma or consensus.
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Most have already issued extensive climate plans that include bold pronouncements on the scale of the threat and the need to act.
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At 9 or 10 he is unable to do much more than inhale her glamour and parrot her outré opinions and pronouncements.
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"Very often in Washington and in politics there are efforts to make grand pronouncements reflecting a grand change in policy," he said.
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"On Strivers Row" is a nicely textured satirical portrait of a time, a place and endearing people who love to make pronouncements.
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Often, in his big bouillabaisse of words, he is a little right and a little wrong, making his pronouncements difficult to understand.
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Meanwhile, vague pronouncements like "Dylan was reminded of who he was and what he was called to do" appear far too often.
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Despite his pronouncements of allegiance to the #MeToo and #TimesUp causes, it sounds as though Ansari willfully ignored his partner's nonverbal cues.
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Neumann made grand pronouncements about creating a great culture of sharing and offering spaces in which people could reach their highest potential.
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When a president routinely makes policy pronouncements in 140 characters, there's no more important tool than Twitter for a White House reporter.
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Banging from one guardrail to the next, Trump's foreign policy pronouncements seem, like his Twitter feed, entirely unhinged from any common denominators.
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Unfortunately, rhetorical pronouncements are easier and sanctions are cheaper than this sort of concrete assistance, funding for which has been repeatedly slashed.
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It asserts that, despite the Thai government's pronouncements to rein in human rights abuses on board Thai fishing boats, they remain widespread.
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The remarks constitute the Pentagon's first public confirmation of Trump's recent pronouncements that U.S. military operations have picked up in recent weeks.
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There's a meme in the media that Trump's bizarre Twitter pronouncements are ways of distracting from his policy ideas and personal controversies.
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But politicians' pronouncements that immigrants necessarily do harm native workers must grapple with the evidence from real-world experiences to the contrary.
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His public pronouncements about the two leaders aren't just about sharing his personal preferences — there's a strategic element to them as well.
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This anxious and fraught era is also a shrill one, full of loud pronouncements and heated certainties coming from every which way.
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Will product reviewers need to start doing safety tests before they can really make pronouncements on the quality/value of a product?
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He also makes a great point about what cultural criticism is: It is an endless conversation, rather than a series of pronouncements.
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The Republican president's latest pronouncements, including a threat to impose auto tariffs on Mexico, are in response to the rising number of migrants.
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Some of his foreign policy pronouncements were familiar and reassuring: He spoke of the importance of alliances, global stability and learning from mistakes.
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I'm hesitant to make any grand pronouncements just because I thought they would have gone public like partway through the year by now.
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Not what will Trump do — his latest pronouncements simply up the ante on mean-spiritedness, with little clarity on a specific policy direction.
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Trump has angered many in Britain in the last two years with a series of actions and pronouncements and many protests are expected.
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Instead of hours of denouncing Trump, how about the next debate's moderators ask the Democrats to explain some of their more bizarre pronouncements?
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"No one should be making judgments or pronouncements without hearing from the whistleblower first and carefully following up on the facts," he wrote.
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Big and bulky pronouncements to world that the wearer is unafraid to wear his or her nerd cred quite literally on their sleeve.
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He noted that despite public pronouncements from US intelligence agencies, Trump claimed they had "no idea if it's Russia" who did the hacking.
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Budding executives solemnly learn the buzzwords of the profession to give their pronouncements greater authority and conviction, like trainee priests memorising the liturgy.
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When Mr. Page does talk in public, he tends to focus on optimistic pronouncements about the future and Google's desire to help humanity.
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As a rule, bureaucrats probably shouldn't make potentially history altering pronouncements as salvos in their turf wars or to insulate themselves from criticism.
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It's also a reminder of how different he is from past presidents and the traditional, carefully orchestrated pronouncements typically associated with the office.
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Now, what Trump would do in power would likely depart significantly from his public electoral pronouncements, including in matters of trade and security.
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Citizens can only take Brennan's pronouncements as those of someone who should know — the former CIA director during the period of alleged collusion.
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By now, that's a laughable claim, following Trump's pronouncements on transgender Americans in the military, and his outspoken support for virulently homophobic politicians.
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Trump's initial remarks about the Las Vegas shooting tracked with past presidential pronouncements on tragedy, offering a reflection that empathized with those lost.
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He is now being given deference as though he is a journalist interested in protecting unverified sources while he makes headline-grabbing pronouncements.
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It provides for both definitive resolution of legal issues and the opportunity to promulgate binding policy pronouncements on all executive branch immigration officials.
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Republicans, regardless of their views on immigration, seized on Mr. Trump's newest pronouncements on the subject as evidence of worrisome confusion or worse.
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The groping tape — like so many of Trump's shocking pronouncements — is now part of the past and Trump is again in the race.
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They spent the ensuing hours trying to puzzle together how Donald Trump's often-erratic campaign tactics and policy pronouncements might shape the markets.
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His verses felt like pronouncements, the words rushing out as though he had been tasked with conveying an entire community's joys and sorrows.
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But in a possibly more consequential development, after years of accepting Musk's pronouncements at face value, the press has begun to scrutinize Tesla.
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They lacked comprehension of the various waves and particles that threatened them, not to mention the units of measurement used in media pronouncements.
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His statement broke with the longstanding practice followed by Treasury secretaries from both parties to avoid making careless public pronouncements about American currency.
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While describing his writing process and sources of inspiration, he dropped in bits of literary trivia and issued pronouncements about writers he admires.
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In Ohio, a wild day of pronouncements from elected officials and legal challenges ended in the last-minute postponement of the state's primary.
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And there's little in Trump's past pronouncements on guns to believe that he is either willing or capable of that sort of effort.
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It also noted what it called Mr. Duterte's "categorical pronouncements" that the senator would not be detained until a court issued a ruling.
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She recalls scrawling down Chairman Mao's latest pronouncements as they came through loudspeakers and talking with joyous peasants from the newly collectivized countryside.
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When hermetically sealed, however, without a performer's pronouncements getting in the way, the same music percolates happily according to its own internal logic.
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But the way my Chinese family sees it, Western pronouncements of love — physical closeness, inquiring about feelings, listening — can seem superficial, even performative.
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There is a strand of thinking implicit in some Trumpian pronouncements that combines support for the welfare state with antiregulatory free-market zeal.
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For all of these reasons, we need to move beyond the hyperventilated pronouncements of criminal conduct or impeachable offenses based on this memo.
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Acts that once seemed implausible, absurd — media pronouncements full of hatred and lies; young men marching with flags and torches — become everyday occurrences.
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" Grassley says "no one should be making judgments or pronouncements without hearing from the whistleblower first and carefully following up on the facts.
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"No one should be making judgments or pronouncements without hearing from the whistleblower first and carefully following up on the facts," Grassley added.
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The seducer's pronouncements may be empty, even nonsensical, but that matters little; each one brings the aroused crowd to new heights of pleasure.
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In some places, Haley urges him to pull back on the soapbox pronouncements or to tone down the fierce denunciations of white people.
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His reputation, among laypeople and economists alike, rests almost entirely on his corpus of research, not his pronouncements on policy or op-eds.
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But the two men do seem to be trying to at least mitigate the damage caused by some of Mr. Trump's surprise pronouncements.
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Her predecessor, Lincoln Chafee, laid out some bold pronouncements of his own in a commentary for our 2013 America's Top States for Business coverage.
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Macron - often parodied for his 'on the one hand, on the other hand' policy pronouncements - has emphasized the need to balance security and liberty.
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Morning, like the withered spirit that rises to neck painkillers and denounce all its misjudged pronouncements on Twitter, is now completely and utterly broken.
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By contrast, Mr. Xi's immediate predecessor as president and party chief, Mr. Hu, conspicuously never gained the title of core leader in party pronouncements.
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The French, merrily ignorant of most of their pronouncements, continue to liker posts from Facebook friends and bruncher with their real-world friends regardless.
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If he never quite shook the orthodoxy of these norms from his pronouncements, what he did in his work was a far different story.
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But, but, but: Experts say America's oil and gas is having big geopolitical consequences, but that's not thanks to actions or pronouncements by Trump.
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Mueller stopped well short of the sweeping pronouncements and indictments that many had hoped he'd bring against the NFL's culture of coddling alleged abusers.
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"The fact that the legislative process is still under way makes any such pronouncements premature," the ministry said, adding the bill protected judicial independence.
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Trump and his top advisers have ratcheted up their pronouncements on the issue, warning that the window to stop North Korea is quickly vanishing.
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Visiting Jerusalem last month, the distance between the pronouncements of Turtle Bay and the realities of the Old City appeared as stark as ever.
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As for Trump's pronouncements about banning Muslims from coming into this country, Yousefi, an Afghan-born U.S. citizen and Muslim, says he's not offended.
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The presidential campaign trail is littered with pronouncements about the economy, from doomsday warnings of chronic weakness to rosy forecasts of America's renewed might.
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"The fact that the legislative process is still underway makes any such pronouncements premature," the ministry said, adding that the bill protected judicial independence.
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Sometimes his false pronouncements are buffoonish and ill-considered, but make no mistake: he is taking a hammer to one of liberal society's guardrails.
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A Vatican spokesman had no comment on the letter, which includes dozens of footnotes, Bible verses, pronouncements by previous popes, and a separate bibliography.
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That seemingly typical Trumpian disparagement went beyond executive branch jawboning about disagreeable judicial pronouncements and dared the federal courts to exercise their constitutional authority.
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Yet, as with many of Mr Trump's proposals, it is unclear how committed he is to his pronouncements on Russia policy, if at all.
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I know you have some hesitation about using explanations available through physics to make pronouncements about these moves and their correlation to fighter safety.
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But "The Judas Kiss" still seems to take place in the cave of some Sibylline oracle, where we have gathered to hear wise pronouncements.
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Ideologues in both parties have found fault with their own standard-bearers, more for the temperature of their temperaments than for their policy pronouncements.
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But the decision to cut such a rule is at odds with his public pronouncements after the mass shootings in Texas and Las Vegas.
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One of the most recent major pronouncements from North Korean state media, however, was about leader Kim Jong Un's visit to a cosmetics factory.
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Haley's policy comments at the Council on Foreign Relations in March drew attention because they too appeared to differ from the president's policy pronouncements.
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More important, his chaotic policy pronouncements and equally chaotic character hardly lend themselves to a campaign focused on policy issues or principles of governance.
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This year will help show to what degree this hype — pronouncements made by China and car companies for example — are more than just rhetoric.
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But then the show has occasional scenes where the ghost of Danny grins at John and offers him dire pronouncements of what's to come.
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He told Business Insider that an organization's actions — how they live up to those values — are more important than mission statements and vague pronouncements.
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Each of these pronouncements set off a series of blog posts and articles and tweets that linked directly to the site, driving up traffic.
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However, the California fires are burning through grasses and shrubs, not forests, and Abatzoglou was hesitant to make similar pronouncements about the current blazes.
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In addition, any summit meeting cannot allow Mr. Pence's pronouncements during the Olympics about North Korea's human rights abuses to evaporate into thin air.
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Democrats' public pronouncements, on the other hand, suggest it's not that they don't have a plan — it's that they don't know where to start.
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Analysts see that divide as stemming from the fundamental difficulty of his job — managing a president whose pronouncements often diverge substantially from basic facts.
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Down with politics and the art of the possible; up with pronouncements and the allure of the prophetic: It's the way of demagogues everywhere.
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This thin characterization becomes manifest in the New Ulster sections of the novel, where we're confined to Liz's perception of Belef's activities and pronouncements.
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It has been nearly a decade since his book was published: nine years of nonsensical pronouncements and clever lines and comparisons with apex predators.
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The trade war looks to be back on in a big way after a series of pronouncements from President Trump and the White House.
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What makes the current set of circumstances a little odd, if not shocking given his frequently bellicose pronouncements, is Trump's role in their revival.
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In their public pronouncements, Iranian leaders sought to belittle the assailants and their acts, emphasizing that the Parliament chamber itself had never been breached.
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"I don't think we have seen anything like this, where all the intelligence chiefs are at odds with the president's public pronouncements," said Rep.
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Still, Democrats are hoping they can use his public pronouncements to pin him down and coax him to their side of the policy aisle.
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Hawks 102, Knicks 98 | Overtime ATLANTA — There were a number of pronouncements this week that the Knicks needed to be more assertive and defensive.
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He likes bold pronouncements and promises that feature multiple exclamation marks and simple Twitter-friendly phrases that American voters can easily understand and digest.
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But it was the President's policies that were spinning this week as he retreated from a number of bold pronouncements, policy ideas and nominees.
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Thus, it stands to reason that the socialist pronouncements of leading politicians suggest a much more troubling cultural rot running well beneath the surface.
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He has made a series of pronouncements that undercut the independence of the country's central bank, railing against the prospect of high interest rates.
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An obscure New York City gun case could tempt the justices to make broad pronouncements about a right they haven't addressed in a decade.
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They think of his outrageous or amusing pronouncements, his grand gestures and his obsession with his cat, Choupette, who is one of his heirs.
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The early days of Donald Trump's presidency have been mired in go-nowhere battles, apparent failures, and pronouncements that are more flash than substance.
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As proof, the young president can point to his own quick rise to the top, a stunning success that undergirds many of his pronouncements.
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On his home ground, Pope Francis gave Morales a collection of his interviews, as well as a copy of his recent pronouncements on the family.
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Trump has sucked up all the oxygen in the race thanks to his barn-burning rallies, insane public pronouncements, and thuggish exhortations against the media.
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Repeatedly, Pompeo argued that what Trump told Putin in their secret one-on-one meeting was less germane than Pompeo's own pronouncements on US policy.
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Pronouncements like "I'll bring back our jobs from China, from Mexico, from Japan, from so many places" have been a standard part of the pitch.
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"Whenever you see this kind of boom, you need to take the more exuberant pronouncements with a grain of salt," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The Federal Aviation Administration was created in 1926, and one of its first pronouncements was that the air above 500 feet is the public domain.
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But he does have a consistent record of making good on foreign policy pronouncements -- no matter how wrong-headed his critics believe them to be.
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Pronouncements of coming "indictments" and that Clinton could end up in jail became — and shamelessly are still — part of Trump's repeated lies on the stump.
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The bottom line: A series of highly significant foreign policy pronouncements have been almost instantaneously undermined as Trump and his top officials contradict one another.
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And all of these tweets, taken as the presidential pronouncements that they are, have entirely overshadowed the Trump administration's attempt to push for infrastructure reform.
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But media outlets keep calling CTE football's "bogeyman," and there are new pronouncements every day that the league may not exist in a few decades.
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Ben Carson, the nominee for secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), has made almost no public pronouncements about housing policy.
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His message about an America in decline and his us-against-them pronouncements about immigrants and outsiders echo Europe in the 1930s, Mr. Paxton said.
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It took Merwin several volumes before arriving at a style barren and bleak enough to make his pronouncements on life's barrenness and bleakness feel persuasive.
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Trump has also used the social media platform to make pronouncements on the Iran nuclear deal, which he will decide this week whether to decertify.
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The man who has supported Israel in unprecedented ways is the same man who casually inserts code words for anti-Semitism into his public pronouncements.
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What if his pronouncements are taken seriously by an unstable leader before he has a chance to claim that it was only a "negotiating tactic"?
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And the president continues to tweet "policy" pronouncements along with vitriolic attacks at all hours of the day — just like he did during the campaign.
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"Executive action" is a catch-all phrase for policy pronouncements originating from the White House; executive orders are legally binding directives, like the Emancipation Proclamation.
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Whether it is with his taxes, his pronouncements or his willingness to raise money and create a sophisticated organization, Mr. Trump has gleefully flouted convention.
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And on original tunes from the album, the drummer Nasheet Waits played in his brawny, aerated style, matching Mr. Murray's warped pronouncements and rough urgency.
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We also called him Ying Zheng," explained Jia Jia, our friendly and assertive tour guide, who punctuated many of her pronouncements with a definitive "hmph.
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It also didn't work, which might help explain how we've wound up in a state of agita, drowning in pronouncements on the death of civility.
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Fed leaders are typically hesitant to make bold pronouncements about the future, and are more comfortable discussing current conditions, or trends from the recent past.
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Trump-era policymaking, for example, has turned out to be far more generically conservative than listening to his pronouncements would have led you to believe.
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"The country has made grand plans and pronouncements, but various bodies within it have failed to agree on the new way forward," Ms. Chase added.
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Most of these high jinks have played out large on Twitter, where Mr. Musk's pronouncements too often land with the force of a stink bomb.
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Republicans, with their credulous faith in the snake-oil pronouncements coming from the White House, refuse to fully accept that we're all in this together.
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The most naturally operatic character in the play is the eccentric angel who appears to Prior, and Kirsten Chambers digs into her swooping, penetrating pronouncements.
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Investors reading the tea leaves of Federal Reserve official pronouncements have long looked for clues about the policymakers' plans to raise or lower interest rates.
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That has left analysts to pore over Mr. Trump's recent pronouncements to figure out how they might alter the policy followed by the Obama administration.
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In short, while votes are concrete, the effects of fund company discussions with corporate managements are as hazy as the pronouncements of the Roundtable C.E.O.s.
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He tangled with his critics, pulled social-media pranks, and gave loquacious high-wire interviews while drunk or high, often dropping pretentious or contentious pronouncements.
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The blind spot the White House appears to have for the economic opportunity in clean energy increasingly makes their pronouncements about "energy dominance" ring hollow.
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When grandstanders get together, a moral arms race can break out, with each person trying to outdo the rest with increasingly ramped up moral pronouncements.
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As a former fighter pilot given to blunt pronouncements, Ms. McSally fits this mold and is most pundits' bet to oppose Ms. Sinema for Senate.
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Part of my trip will no doubt be spent tracking the president's vacation activities, and the bellicose pronouncements he is making near a golf course.
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Other politicians have been issuing similar pronouncements rather than going through the more typical process of consulting art historians and curators or forming study commissions.
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But as with most public pronouncements from inside the black box of the US intelligence apparatus, there was no way to check the government's work.
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The concert, with most of its music drawn from the "Madame X" album, was packed with pronouncements, symbols and enigmatic vignettes to frame the songs.
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But a thorough review of Mr. Trump's celebrations reveals that virtually none of the pronouncements involved jobs generated or preserved by the new president's actions.
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She dismisses academics critical of her approach, and she delivers bold pronouncements — particularly to a reporter with a voice recorder — in a disarming Texas drawl.
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Through it all, Macron's aides say he views himself as Trump's interpreter in Europe, sifting through the brash pronouncements to find places of common interest.
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And while he has criticized the global tide of populism in generic terms, he has said little directly about Mr. Trump's pronouncements or his policies.
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"The kwacha should continue trading within the current levels owing to the monetary policy pronouncements by the central bank," independent financial analyst Maambo Hamaundu said.
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He has moved rightward in recent months, making tougher pronouncements on immigration but steering clear of the xenophobic and borderline racist statements of other parties.
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But as the Trump administration is finding out, such pronouncements from an American president have many consequences, not all of them intended, anticipated or desired.
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And then, the rush: Similar pronouncements came from Michael Kors, Jimmy Choo and the Yoox Net-a-Porter Group, which will no longer sell fur.
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Nor is the problem the hypocrisy of Republicans applauding these pronouncements even though they would howl if Democrats sought similarly to intervene in the market.
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Her most recent story is about the biologist James D. Watson, a founder of modern genetics, and his unfounded pronouncements on genetics, race and intelligence.
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The book is full of no-nonsense pronouncements on matters like the Oxford comma (use it) and the word "literally" (use it at your peril).
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This is the diplomatic circus as usual: handshakes, grand pronouncements from one powerful person to a room full of other powerful people, early afternoon wine.
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As far as I can determine, he seems to have done almost no interviews nor made any public pronouncements, and wasn't part of any scene.
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Now that we know President Trump authorized the payment during the campaign period, legal questions do emerge, despite all the "nothing to see here" pronouncements.
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But when Prince lets loose a power ballad as ginormous as "Purple Rain," when he makes incoherent pronouncements about the Antichrist in "Annie Christian," when he makes incoherent pronouncements about social issues in "Sign o' the Times," when he makes very coherent pronouncements about the bomb in "1999," every time he opens his mouth about war or the government or the masses or the critics, every time he posits sex as a remedy for the evils of this world, every time he launches into an epic guitar solo — to pick the most obvious examples — he invites us to treat him like a rock hero, reverence and all.
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Mr. Trump headed into the final week in South Carolina with a crescendo of orthodoxy-challenging pronouncements, including criticism of the home-state Senator Lindsey Graham.
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The president's comments about military exercises represent the latest example of his willingness to tear up the usual script for presidential pronouncements on the world stage.
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As soon as Donald Trump took the oath of office, the pronouncements and preferences of the departing Obama administration were replaced by Trump materials on WhiteHouse.gov.
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That interview, and others, are the way that ... as Chuck says, the best way to fact-check some of the false pronouncements about tariffs. Okay. Alright.
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For now, he's oscillating between these two modes: Ted Cruz is "senator" in primary-night pronouncements, but still "lyin' Ted" when Trump is on the stump.
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The world's media descended on the caravan, trying to figure out the true state of things in the face of Trump's ever-escalating tweets and pronouncements.
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That dollar divide — often it's $51 ad dollars that goes to TV for every $49 spent online — has elicited plaintive pronouncements from mighty tech's executive ranks.
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While Ramaphosa has backed calls for "radical economic transformation", an ANC plan to tackle inequality, he tends to couch his policy pronouncements in more cautious terms.
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He was not given to making the big pronouncements common to the more ideological members of the community, about the currency displacing the dollar or euro.
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When combined with the president's policy pronouncements elsewhere on foreign policy and national security, we believe that the stability and predictability of policymaking has diminished somewhat.
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Mr. Obama has been speaking for some time about the need for the West to more effectively counter the austere and apocalyptic pronouncements of Islamist extremists.
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But because much less of what he says now is gut-level extemporaneous pandering, Trump has also compelled us to treat his pronouncements with more seriousness.
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It has certain magical beliefs—leadership adoration, supremacy of the master race—but [it] is not laid down in a series of categorical and dogmatic pronouncements.
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"If you listen to some of the public pronouncements, most companies have become much more modest over time as they encounter real-world problems," Blumenthal said.
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Pope Benedict XVI was admired for his traditional ideas on moral issues; but on his watch the Vatican made some quite radical pronouncements on global economics.
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Across Asia, policymakers have been startled by Trump's "isolationist" foreign policy pronouncements, which have challenged much of the status quo in Washington's relations with the region.
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Trump's Twitter usage is a constant reminder of how different he is from past presidents and the traditional, carefully orchestrated pronouncements typically associated with the office.
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The most famous state propagandist might be Ri Chun-hee, the North Korean television anchor who lards her pronouncements with breathless paeans to leader and country.
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" • Now that she's at American Century, Annie has picked up Richie's bad habit of Delphic pronouncements and declares, "We must be an assault on the past.
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Mr. Johnson, the front-runner to replace Mr. Cameron, has not made any further pronouncements since a subdued statement on Friday that was restricted to generalities.
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Macron himself has said he plans a "Jupiterian" presidency - as a remote, dignified figure, like the Roman god of gods, who weighs his rare pronouncements carefully.
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The animals were "a supermarket and hardware store," according to Blankenship, who punctuates his pronouncements with shakes of a ceremonial rattle made from dried buffalo scrotum.
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" The developments come against the backdrop of Trump's own public pronouncements criticizing the Russia probe as an attempted "coup" and casting Mueller's investigators as "Trump haters.
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While the media focuses attention on the tensions and conflicts surrounding trade politics and public policy pronouncements, it is the business of trade that counts most.
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Apart from enjoying the unassailability of the hypothetical, these beliefs are almost always dangerous fantasy, most prominent now in the pronouncements of the Republican presidential candidates.
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It falls then to designers like John Varvatos and Mr. Snyder to make what passed for big fashion pronouncements in a solid though largely uninspiring season.
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When they did talk about economics, it took the form of individual issues — minimum wage, student debt, paid family and sick leave — rather than overarching pronouncements.
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Since then, conservative dissenters in the Catholic hierarchy have formed a resistance of sorts, pushing back against Francis's pronouncements on divorce, immigration, climate change, and poverty.
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The right course of action -- given the uncertainties of the moment -- is to steer away from bold, empty pronouncements and toward more practical but limited steps.
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For Mr. Trump, who has shifted and doubled back on high-profile policy pronouncements, trade has been a rare area of consistency in the 2016 race.
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Stone made a variety of pronouncements during the 2016 campaign suggesting he had ties to Assange or advance knowledge about what WikiLeaks was planning to release.
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He took several such pronouncements as affirmations during a period when very few white artists would publicly make positive statements about blackness in relation to race.
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Diplomats from other countries privately say their governments aren't currently taking Trump's pronouncements seriously because they attribute them to ignorance, rather than a change of direction.
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The decade-long pronouncements of web design nerds, Steve Jobs fanboys, and newspaper columnists will come to pass at the end of 2020, Adobe announced Tuesday.
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While some of us had matching charms to show off our best-friend love, this new generation is clearly making pronouncements of a more permanent nature.
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Her warning provided a stark contrast to the crimped pronouncements of many other world leaders, among them President Trump, who has mostly played down the contagion.
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At the peak of his success, he carried himself as a living caricature of the larger-than-life Hollywood executive, often prone to issuing sweeping pronouncements.
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Remember that the president can make whatever pronouncements he wants on social distancing, but it's going to be the governors and mayors who decide what happens.
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He made sweeping pronouncements about the misuse of Facebook's advertising products while neglecting to mention that most of Russia's exploitation took the form of nonadvertising posts.
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Though he's not sure if Trump's pronouncements will help him keep his job, Zeiring said he estimates his chances of staying on are about 20 percent.
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Such is the case with Pat Cleveland, 68, a superstar model celebrated for her catwalk swirls, her irrepressible spirit and her occasionally dotty New Age pronouncements.
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They were markedly different from other public pronouncements about the virus he has made recently, where he's sought to downplay the impact while giving false information.
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Democrats were equally eager to blast his claims of the authority to pardon himself, comparing his Twitter pronouncements to the monarchical origins of the American Revolution.
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One of the most important elements of presidential leadership comes in the form of interviews, public addresses and written pronouncements -- all of which carry great weight.
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And no one would accuse him of underanalyzing things, which made the undoing of his grand pronouncements about shutting down the band all the more curious.
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And three, Octavia Butler, because toward the end of the night, I'm pretty sure she'd make several surreal, revelatory pronouncements that would blow our collective mind.
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Expressing indifference to Mr. Giuliani's pronouncements, Mr. Kennedy said he hoped Mr. Mueller would give a full report on Russian interference in American elections, and soon.
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Brady also took issue with President Donald Trump's recent pronouncements that any final tax plan will not provide a net tax cut for the wealthiest Americans.
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Having first withdrawn troops from Syria, another precipitous withdrawal from Iraq would be a significant strategic victory for Iran — despite the Iraqi parliament's pronouncements urging withdrawal.
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To the Editor: Of all of President Trump's pronouncements, none affected me with as much dread as his assertion of an absolute power to grant pardons.
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Campaign aides learned not to lean too much on his accounts of events, steering away from unequivocal public pronouncements unless they could point to his words.
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But he has just as readily reversed himself, sowing confusion among allies and adversaries and raising questions about how seriously to take any of his pronouncements.
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However, despite repeated pronouncements by Indian leaders on India's interest in gaining membership throughout 2628 and 28500, the Obama administration did not ultimately change its stance.
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Occasionally, Chinese automakers display cars at major U.S. auto shows and make ambitious pronouncements about entering the U.S. market, none of which have materialized to date.
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Even bland government pronouncements on SOE reforms or new initiatives in sectors such as tech or the environment have triggered buying sprees in those counters before.
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"The FDIC and OCC [Office of the Comptroller of the Currency] don't have their own guidance and they now have dueling pronouncements on marijuana," Hill said.
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He tangled with his new colleagues, lectured them on the role of the institution he had just joined, and made broad jurisprudential pronouncements in minor cases.
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Is it about the vulnerability of painting, or is it the death of the authority figure, the one who makes pronouncements on the state of art?
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In the panic that followed, assimilation was presented as a way to prevent a "race war," amid pronouncements that Jews were trying to "de-Christianize" France.
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To make grand pronouncements about the American economy, you need to talk about three groups: the top 1 percent, the upper middle class and everyone else.
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But the new law is made up of many single-sentence pronouncements on complex issues, with no details on how those rules would be carried out.
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And if there's any clear message embedded in the findings, it's to be careful making sweeping pronouncements based on suggestive, but far from proven, observational data.
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Oigara said that KCB and the industry at large welcomed recent pronouncements by government officials that it was a good time to revisit the lending rate caps.
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Beyond that, all Congress has done is stage a weekly episode of "Empty Chair Masterpiece Theater" and issue vague lukewarm pronouncements about what it might do someday.
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But the relief among German and European leaders is tenuous given the unpredictability of Trump's policy pronouncements and the apparent disagreements among some of his top advisers.
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For Trump's global envoys explaining the new US leader has meant buffing the rougher edges of his pronouncements and turning them into cogent expressions of US policy.
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Since early in his presidential campaign, Trump's pronouncements regarding Russia were raising eyebrows, as he suggested lifting sanctions and radically transforming policies that had strong bipartisan support.
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Senard felt further undermined by Le Maire's surprise pronouncements and told colleagues he expected to be "backed up from the highest level of government", according to one.
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Others view it, effectively, as a political power center in its own right, since politicians often reshape (or abandon) proposed legislation as a result of CBO's pronouncements.
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So, perhaps people are responding more to attitude today than just bland policy pronouncements, but it is attitude and leadership that we desperately need in this country.
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"A central bank should be concerned about overwhelming the private sector with too many details in its pronouncements," Tutino said in an analysis on the branch's website.
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Rosie's visions are presided over by Mad Mary (Michele Austin), a local drifter and amateur mystic who spouts garbled pronouncements about "revelation" and the "multi-culti muddle".
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Some administration officials have privately described Tillerson as chafing against some of the president's pronouncements and off-the-cuff decisions, sometimes contrary to advice from senior advisers.
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Trump's pronouncements on trade are a big source of anxiety, but already this morning there are those arguing that a President Trump will be far more restrained.
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Trump may not soften his pronouncements, and that could increase tension, even if he does not immediately take any drastic economic policy steps toward China, Baker added.
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Many Scots must therefore be forgiven for taking any policy pronouncements from Nicola Sturgeon much as some prefer their porridge: with more than a pinch of salt.
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It was an interesting discussion, in which Mr Rubio showed himself to be a more thoughtful and original politician than his public pronouncements sometimes make him sound.
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But not with this President, and certainly not this week, where a slew of his decisions and pronouncements were completely at odds with what he told voters.
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His radicalized supporters will at times turn to vigilantism, as if his pronouncements (perhaps intended to shield himself from narcissistic injury) were implicit permission to seek retribution.
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But it was precisely by making such overconfident pronouncements, Mr Drezner argued recently in the Washington Post, that the authors sowed the seeds of their own demise.
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Poll by poll, Sanders is emerging as the left's very own Trump -- a rabble-rouser who eschews white papers and pragmatism for visionary pronouncements and unrealistic ideas.
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The report, on poverty and welfare, was somewhat overshadowed by the Speaker using the question-and-answer session to wade into the row about Mr Trump's pronouncements.
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While he called for the US to close its borders — including to Americans — during the Ebola outbreak in 2014, he's made no such pronouncements on the flu.
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Democrats have eyed this seat for years -- particularly as Rohrabacher's pro-Russia pronouncements and ultra-conservative views seemed increasingly out of step with his more moderate constituents.
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Clinton showed the perils of Mr. Trump's current programming by using some of his more explosive foreign policy pronouncements against him in her speech in San Diego.
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Because his voice is higher and lighter than Armstrong's, his pronouncements evoke a quality political pundits once ascribed to the first President George Bush: the wimp factor.
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While Rogers and several former U.S. officials have claimed the terrorists behind the attack used encrypted platforms to communicate, French law enforcement has not made similar pronouncements.
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He has screwed up the coronavirus response royally, downplaying the threat with ludicrous pronouncements in front of TV cameras, while his health care officials issued grave warnings.
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But lately, they spend most of their time undoing the multiple off-the-cuff pronouncements the President makes only to later reverse himself or not follow through.
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Interviewed on TV, Mr. Arkush opined that Jewdas's members "are not all Jewish," as if he were in a position to make authoritative pronouncements on the subject.
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And the book now makes all sorts of pronouncements, not only about British English but also about World English, because it's now possible to search that corpus.
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But it lays down a marker that could help chart the political course ahead, albeit a course that sometimes seems at odds with Mr. Trump's own pronouncements.
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There is a lot that is wrong with the arguments Trump makes here (and his similar pronouncements during appearances with Baltic leaders at the White House Tuesday).
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The president's speech had admirable length (it clocked in at just over 60 minutes), the requisite number of ovations, about 90, and a succession of punchy pronouncements.
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Each of us has instant access to an audience of friends, acquaintances or even millions of strangers whom we might try to impress with our moral pronouncements.
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The dialogue was frequently lofty, but it felt less out of place than the grand pronouncements in "Tree," a show that made a greater claim to realism.
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Trump's lack of political experience and his scattershot pronouncements have made him a wild card for big business, making private contacts with his inner circle especially critical.
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"President Trump's pronouncements on Bloomberg late yesterday, which are critical of the...EU, willing to move on Chinese tariff...are adding to market concerns broadly," he said.
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Higher monetary growth targets at the March National People's Congress and official pronouncements show a policy focus on stabilising near-term growth at around the 6.5% target.
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Four decades of turgid pronouncements show a simple vision: good policies from the central government produce a unified people, along with a prosperous, contented and loyal nation.
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Mr. Gross, who co-founded the investment firm Pimco in 1971 and built it into a $2 trillion colossus, entertained investors with quirky pronouncements over many decades.
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I'm not afraid of letting my bubbeleh know how ludicrous and utterly contradictory it is for her to make pronouncements about what Hillary can and can't do.
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Driven by concerns about such job loss, U.S. support for trade has declined in recent years, as the financial crisis undercut confidence in pronouncements from economic policymakers.
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The United States, the European Union and Russia will be closely watching Zelenskiy's foreign policy pronouncements to see if and how he might try to end the conflict.
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And it seemed like felt stymied or they weren&apost going to do anything about it, and they weren&apost keen on him making any pronouncements about it.
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Daniel Lowen, chairman of Quantedge Capital USA Inc, said his approximately $1.5 billion hedge fund firm's algorithms do not try to anticipate market movements from Trump administration pronouncements.
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Primary goal Obama aides have told CNN their primary goal was preventing a breach of US voting systems, rather than making public pronouncements about the Russian cyber-meddling.
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If your state exports goods and services to China or Mexico, you may want to pay closer attention to President-elect Donald Trump's latest pronouncements on global trade.
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Twitter finds itself struggling—again—with who can speak on its network and under what terms after two days of shifting pronouncements around its process for verifying users.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The White House is becoming increasingly volatile and erratic in its pronouncements about the economy and trade as the internal contradictions between its policies become obvious.
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"They, and especially Elon in his individual pronouncements, have always been much more ambitious on things like schedule than what turned out to be the case," Logsdon added.
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Tillerson, meanwhile, is said to have grown weary of Trump contradicting his public pronouncements and of becoming increasingly isolated in a capital to which he has never warmed.
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Thus her grand pronouncements about the nonexistence of "Perfect Places" and belonging to the "Loveless Generation" have a gauche immediacy to them; she's caught up in the action.
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On Meet the Press, Flake clarified that his disapproval of the president has to do with his character, his erratic pronouncements, and what Flake sees as xenophobic tendencies.
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Pronouncements from the Rose Garden, the Oval Office, or—in America's current predicament—Donald Trump's smartphone presumably signal what the US government is doing or plans to do.
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If your goal is to save lives, not merely make pronouncements, this seems counterproductive—especially considering the fact that abortion advocates have been on the defensive for years.
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It makes sense that she has leaned heavily on her understanding of policy details, but wonky pronouncements have failed to produce a vision of what she will do.
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While the statement wasn't one of then-President Obama's most important pronouncements during his time in office, it was one of the most questionable, from a truth perspective.
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That said, it is still fun to look at the pretty things and the loving gazes and the queenly pronouncements, so let's review how it all went down.
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President Trump's first address to a joint session of Congress was closely watched around the world, given that his pronouncements on foreign policy have caused alarm and confusion.
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In the past two weeks, Trump has made very little news — his handlers are keeping him off news interview shows, and he hasn't made any major policy pronouncements.
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In her telling, James Comey's decision to issue a series of damaging public pronouncements on Clinton's handling of classified e-mails can plausibly be attributed to Russian disinformation.
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Over the course of 40 minutes, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee made pronouncements, predictions and asides that would have set off serious backlash for almost any other candidate.
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"Such pronouncements by Mrs Clinton are of the pre-election rhetoric genre and do not contain anything tangible," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on a conference call.
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A Hill-HarrisX survey released Friday found that 65 percent of respondents said political pronouncements from Hollywood stars have no bearing on their decisions at the ballot box.
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As mass shootings and terrorist attacks dominate the news — and as Donald Trump makes dire pronouncements about crime and crises — the world can seem more dangerous than ever.
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As Mr. Xi bathed in the adoring news coverage of his pronouncements, Mr. Ren fired off a few gruff comments to his nearly 38 million followers on Sina.
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When he witnesses a Hitler rally in Heidelberg on the same day he loses his virginity to a prostitute, his mind is not focused on momentous historical pronouncements.
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Pronouncements like Trump's and Haley's just make the US look out of touch with reality — and cede the most reasonable-sounding policy ground to Putin, of all people.
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These groups have banded together in public pronouncements: In August 2016, 43 Pagan organizations signed Declaration 260, a public renunciation of any Heathenry that promotes hatred or discrimination.
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These pronouncements are often handed down, in a voice of pure English cream, by the delightfully authoritative judge Mary Berry (working together with the celebrity baker Paul Hollywood).
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump overshadowed him in a different way, by forcing Mr. Pence to absorb the consequences of Mr. Trump's pronouncements and to defend his business record.
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After a campaign in which Mr. Trump made little more than broad-brush pronouncements on climate and energy, the details of the president-elect's policies remain largely unknown.
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In both cases, he refrained from making broad pronouncements about the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, said Wendy Parmet, a professor of health law at Northeastern University.
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I am an outsider to these cheerful pronouncements, which are not so much a conversation about human values as a technological ideology about what posthuman values should be.
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"Neither allies nor adversaries have been able to reliably predict U.S. actions — or understand when U.S. pronouncements are real, and when they are mere rhetoric," the scientists found.
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When asked on a call about his handling of the situation and the differences in his private Facebook post and his pronouncements to employees, Marick declined to comment.
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Duterte's pronouncements about the South China Sea haven't actually been based on any knowledge about the situation, said Dindo Manhit, president of the Stratbase Albert del Rosario Institute.
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Among these are the frequent pronouncements that a sports figure who most of the world acknowledges as one of the greats is actually, secretly, not good at all.
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Bruce Van Saun, chief executive of Citizens Financial Group, said he was initially concerned by Mr. Trump's pronouncements on trade and immigration when he took office in January.
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But the policies and pronouncements that have flowed from this promise have in fact made the United States, and his presidency, the object of disbelief, alarm, even derision.
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Teachers participating in the training said that student beliefs about racial genetic differences at their schools surface in offhand pronouncements about who can dance and who is smart.
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Israeli officials said such pronouncements showed that the resolution actually undermined chances for a negotiated settlement because the Palestinians now have less incentive to come to the table.
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Kraehenbuehl declined to comment on Trump's pronouncements but hoped the United States would continue to be the top donor to his agency that helps 5.2 million Palestinian refugees.
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But he contrasted with Trump, saying the GCC did not follow through on promises at the summit to "ease regional conflicts" and "strengthen partnership frameworks," among other pronouncements.
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But it's Graham as a speaker that Move most potently embodies, delivering that great choreographer's grand pronouncements, boasts and digs in a girlish voice that hides sharp teeth.
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In other cases, these pronouncements are purely pragmatic, ignoring the fundamental discord between Iran and the West for the sake of trade agreements and other short-sighted benefits.
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Lessons seem to have been learned about these kinds of pronouncements, and in future we expect there to be more moderation, while still pushing things that benefit Mexicans.
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So the TFA's history highlights the belligerence of some governments; and, alarmingly for those following the pronouncements on trade of the new Trump administration, the importance of American leadership.
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Clinton, 68, has said she will ignore Trump's personal insults, including his repeated use of his new nickname for her, "Crooked Hillary," and instead will criticize his policy pronouncements.
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But she simply doesn't believe in bending to the will of conservative provocateurs, "giving them the podium to just make pronouncements about the world without any checks," she said.
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No, he careens far more to the dark side, issuing more than 45,000 tweets and associated pronouncements that often spew venom at targets across the world and societal spectrum.
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No DNA or semen were ever linked to any of these young men because, notwithstanding Trump's past and current pronouncements, none of them was ever present at the scene.
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But doubtless there will be a segment of listeners who respond that, precisely because they pertain to worldly and material matters, such pronouncements are not binding on the faithful.
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Today's published guidelines — a series of vague pronouncements peppered with brief interludes of oddly specific breakdowns — might make you feel sorry for the moderator who's trying to apply them.
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Establishment figures such as Mr Booker and Ms Harris still seem mesmerised by his ability to make headline-grabbing pronouncements with which Mrs Clinton could not compete for attention.
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And besides, the brief said, federal courts may not look beyond the president's stated rationale for immigration policy but must limit their inquiries to the face of presidential pronouncements.
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Lamenting the "smallness of our politics" and that "Washington is broken" were characteristic Obama pronouncements — critiques of a system but not of any actors, certainly not the opposing party.
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"Regrettably, this president has a penchant for making these grand pronouncements about success, only for us to later find out that the substance doesn't match the reality," said Kirk.
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And then he delivered pronouncements that would have seen him heckled in many Bible Belt churches, where congregations don't think twice about mounting an American flag inside the sanctuary.
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Even after this election-year parade of horribles, even after all our sober public pronouncements about sexual assault, it isn't clear that anyone knows how to talk about it.
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Trump, largely through his tweets and other off-the-cuff pronouncements in the five days since the Charlottesville tragedy, has abdicated that role of moral leader of the country.
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Pick any cult — Heaven's Gate, Peoples Temple — and you'll find similarities with the Buddhafield, whose adherents (most of them young and attractive) appear glassy-eyed during their leader's pronouncements.
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Some members of the administration were frustrated as reports of the American detainees' release seemed to get ahead of official US pronouncements -- fueled partly by the President's own lawyer.
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This report comes on the heels of a series of pronouncements made in the last few weeks by various congressional members on Puerto Rico's financial crisis and political future.
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The de Blasio administration wants to combine those goals with an effort to overcome the mayor's image as a leader more interested in making grand pronouncements than filling potholes.
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As for the cardinal, he may be a powerful figure in the Vatican but plenty of his compatriots have ceased to pay much attention to pronouncements from the pulpit.
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But the unconscious parallels are undeniable; in the dystopia of "1984," the Ministry of Truth devoted itself ruthlessly to revising the historical record to back up Big Brother's pronouncements.
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But a look at the pronouncements on the oil market by the world's top oil exporter this year points to an oil price aspiration of around $70 per barrel.
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The three Kims presided over regimes that spewed — and still spew — bombastic and murderous threats of annihilation far removed from the Marxist-laden pronouncements from the Cold War Kremlin.
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As for Mr. Trump's more extreme pronouncements, "I kind of write them off," said Mr. Pike, who sold a software start-up to Citrix and is building another company.
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A recent spate of articles and pronouncements by self-serious conservative commentators have insisted that the Supreme Court is the determinative body on every policy issue in American life.
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The 2016 Republican nominee's incendiary, stream-of-consciousness pronouncements have strained that agreement to the breaking point, exposing divisions in the field over whether such restraint is appropriate today.
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Kelly's major challenge is dealing with squabbling within White House factions and having anything more than "limited influence" over Trump's pronouncements or decisions, three U.S. officials said on Thursday.
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But Mr. Peña Nieto is not alone among people around the world increasingly frightened by the irresponsible and ignorant pronouncements of a man who could be the Republican nominee.
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Mr. Trump quickly figured out the three issues that were important to the Republican primary electorate: trade, immigration and ending years of George W. Bush-era foreign policy pronouncements.
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Since then sterling has weakened significantly, and continues to do so on more political pronouncements from Prime Minister Theresa May indicating a "harder" Brexit is now on the cards.
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I don't think there's a better way to understand the internet than to read Balk's Laws, a set of depressingly accurate pronouncements from the Awl's resident misanthrope Alex Balk.
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But this outage episode highlights the inherent dangers in using a platform you don't control as your primary way of communicating not just your thoughts but actual policy pronouncements.
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Yet no matter what Mr. Pompeo — or any other official — insists, Mr. Trump has a well-established record of undermining their pronouncements, and even his own, with a tweet.
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Todd Brassner, who died in a fire at Trump Tower on Saturday, loved fast cars, electric guitars, expensive watches and making long, erudite pronouncements about art and art history.
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Brennan also said Trump needs to be mindful about his off-the-cuff remarks once he assumes the presidency, alluding to Trump's penchant for making broad pronouncements on Twitter.
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Heilmann not only defied Judd's pronouncements by choosing to paint on a rectangular plane; she also picked colors associated with purist abstraction, those of Piet Mondrian and Barnett Newman.
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We Canadians certainly see Trump's pronouncements as aggressive and bullying — his "America First" also says to us "Canada Last," and we're simply not prepared to put up with that.
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Some researchers have urged the organization to do so for months; such pronouncements are reserved for epidemics that pose a serious threat to public health and could spread internationally.
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In Beijing, the National People's Congress is poised to approve a string of sweeping new foreign investment rules, but in legislation made up of many single-sentence broad pronouncements.
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The court should think long and hard before making sweeping pronouncements in the Bridgegate case that will take away yet another tool prosecutors can use against corrupt public officials.
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It's useful to remember that Mr. Koolhaas started out his working career writing for a weekly in The Hague, honing a journalist's curiosity and detachment and penchant for pronouncements.
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It is also the first theatrical release he has directed in four years, following what appeared to be several very unambiguous pronouncements that he was giving up filmmaking altogether.
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" Added Schoenfeld, "His preposterous pronouncements on issue after issue not only make him a menace to global stability--economic and military--but also an enemy of our own Constitution.
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Yet that is precisely what Puerto Rico must expect in 2017, judging by the economic policy pronouncements of both President Trump and Ricardo Rossello, Puerto Rico's newly elected governor.
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As the bond market cheered positive U.S. pronouncements on trade, investors kept a cautious eye on Trump's impeachment investigation, which has had a limited effect on Treasuries so far.
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As the CEO of an investment company, I have tried hard to adopt an attitude of dispassionate observation in which to regard the sensationalist aspects of each day's pronouncements.
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Full retreat on health care Trump is no stranger to bold pronouncements, but this week found him rebuked, uncharacteristically, by the actions and words of Republicans in the Senate.
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President Donald Trump ratcheted up the economic pressure on the European Union over the weekend, threatening to turn allies into enemies at home and abroad with his trade pronouncements.
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WASHINGTON — If 2017 was the Trump administration's year of grand pronouncements declaring an end to environmental regulations, 2018 will be the year of trying to finish what it started.
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True, you would occasionally hear grumpy pronouncements emanating from their magnificent dome, to the effect that the French language was going to hell and that everything was better before.
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Had they been delivered by a less skilled performer, these lines would have sounded like the babblings of a generic madman instead of the incensed pronouncements of a prophet.
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His comments on art, not unlike his remarks at the SAIC last year, offer sweeping pronouncements on and cutting criticisms of the state of contemporary art, fashion, and music.
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He also signaled support for democracy promotion, something at odds with Trump's pronouncements where he has put value on stability and counter-terrorism as opposed to democracy and human rights.
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Soon he was "confronted with the brutality of the organization and its dubious religious pronouncements, which were not consistent with the defendant&aposs understanding of his faith," court papers say.
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As France, Italy and the Netherlands gear up for critical elections this spring, many of Trump's more outrageous pronouncements -- not to mention actions -- are casting a pall over Europe's populism.
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The discovery of a new, possibly habitable alien planet is always met by media coverage marked by sweeping pronouncements about our place in the universe, and even *gasp* alien life.
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She officially departed her role in August, though she had handed over most of her responsibilities in July, but was involved as Rudy Giuliani was making public pronouncements about Ukraine.
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While internet users have made a sport of mocking the strange pronouncements of Trump aide Kellyanne Conway, one man found a clever way to use her words to benefit others.
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Taylor delivered damaging testimony in connection with the House impeachment inquiry on Tuesday, undercutting Trump's repeated pronouncements that there was no quid pro quo involved in his interactions with Ukraine.
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In an appeal unprecedented in modern times, he called on the pope, whom Catholics believe is chosen with God's aid and whose pronouncements on some issues are infallible, to quit.
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Timed to provide more depth about the candidate on the morning of his acceptance speech at the GOP convention, Trump's various pronouncements have caused a firestorm at home and abroad.
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He's made relatively few public pronouncements on monetary policy since joining the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, and the statements he has made don't indicate any major disagreements with Yellen.
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In order to better understand the president-elect, we'll track Trump's new policy pronouncements from Election Day forward, along with any potential changes and explanations he offers for such change.
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But they do come as ties between Washington and Europe enter an uncertain phase, spurred by Trump's vague pronouncements of foreign policy and a contentious election season for European leaders.
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What happens with Trump is that he is continually flooding the zone with news -- whether its his tweets, his public pronouncements or the amazing reporting going on about his administration.
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BJanuary 25, 2016 In the wake of Simmons' pronouncements, the world at large seems stunned that there are, in 93, people out there who still think the Earth is flat.
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It also rules out church approval for same-sex marriage, but speaks a bit more more kindly about homosexuality than any of the pronouncements of his predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI.
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While an internal discussion of space organization has been ongoing in military circles for many years, the leading public voice has been the Air Force Association via its public pronouncements.
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This has been good for control, since it has given emperors (and party secretaries) a script for official pronouncements that can be read anywhere in the country, in any era.
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Turning to Britain's decision to leave the European Union, Schaeuble said the "unfortunate decision by British voters" - together with some pronouncements by the new U.S. administration - had increased political uncertainties.
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But a look at the pronouncements on the oil market by the world's top oil exporter this year points to an oil price aspiration of around $275 per barrel LCOc1.
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Instead, the series of pronouncements only lent further confusion to an issue that has deeply undercut the administration's credibility and has fueled the impression of a West Wing in crisis.
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Eventually, the upright citizens of Weimar had enough of the art students swimming nude in the Saale River and of their professors making socialist pronouncements while asking for public funding.
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Constitutional questions are the only ones the Supreme Court truly has a final say on, and even those pronouncements are restrained by the Court's limited role in our constitutional system.
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Frustration Some members of the administration were frustrated as reports of the American detainees' release seemed to get ahead of official US pronouncements -- fueled partly by the President's own lawyer.
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Firstly, given Trump's vehement pronouncements on immigration ever since he sprung onto the political stage, he has the kind of credibility with arch conservatives that more moderate Republicans -- like Sen.
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Experts, however, say they have been puzzled by administration pronouncements about increased testing capability that have not matched the situation on the ground, where possible patients cannot widely get tests.
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Daniels's Twitter response is, coy language aside, one of her boldest pronouncements yet about the alleged encounter with Trump since the Wall Street Journal first reported this story in January.
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Since the spring, I have furrowed my brow through two lunches, three dinners and half a dozen kaffeeklatsches during which my conversation partners made pronouncements about the ever-mystifying Bitcoin.
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Such pronouncements have clearly raised concerns among some of the medical professionals appearing alongside Trump, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
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So sometimes, when Acronym makes public pronouncements about what it's going to do and spend on, it's not clear where the money is coming from — or where it's ending up.
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They argue that the recurring troubles show that despite all of Mr. Johnson's pronouncements, the utility never seems to make significant changes to run a safe and reliable electric system.
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Signing statements During his 2006 confirmation hearing, senators pressed Kavanaugh on his knowledge of Bush's aggressive use of signing statements -- pronouncements a president can issue upon the signing of laws.
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Still, the company's chief financial officer, Brett Biggs, cautioned that the coronavirus situation was still too "fluid" to make any definitive pronouncements about how it could play out for Walmart.
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In contrast to the dire pronouncements from President Trump and other Republicans, the demise of the individual insurance market seems greatly exaggerated, according to a new financial analysis released Friday.
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"Conflicting accounts and pronouncements from government officials on the whereabouts of the girls has yet to give a clear direction on advocacy efforts for their return," Bukky Shonibare told CNN.
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DOWN TO THE WIRE The pronouncements came at the end of a tumultuous week in which Brexit negotiations have shifted wildly, starting with a public row between London and Brussels.
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To get a sense of this, one needs to take a careful observation of Navarro's previous pronouncements and writings, as well as President-elect Trump's campaign rhetoric and policy statements.
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And with Trump in the White House and the 2020 Democratic race already in full swing, it was prime season for reaction shots of Democrats deeply disgruntled about Trump's pronouncements.
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"Pronouncements at the church on the death penalty in this case sowed deep division and pain within San Francisco law enforcement and between our office and the family," she said.
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It was only after his speech concluded that Trump strayed from his pro-business platitudes and into the brash pronouncements about the media and Democrats that usually pepper his speeches.
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" A conservative with a penchant for bomb-throwing who has been lampooned by a Georgia reporter for delivering "Wagnerian" pronouncements, he began with what he called his "Georgia Tech hearing.
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The councilman's pronouncements led to a cascade of criticism calling his comments "hateful" and "Islamophobic," and prompted demands for an apology and his removal from the City Council's immigration committee.
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Peterson's denunciations of identity politics and political correctness are standard-issue conservative, but his academic credentials make his pronouncements feel much more authoritative than your replacement-level Fox News commentator.
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" The Observer journalist Toby Helm asked again, to which Farron replied: "We are a secular society in which people should keep their religion and their political pronouncements really quite separate.
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" Alluding to past pronouncements about transforming Atlantic City into a diverse tourist destination in the mold of New Orleans, Mr. Small, a Democrat, said: "Where is Bourbon Street on Pacific Avenue?
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The former adviser officially departed her role in August -- though she had handed over most of her responsibilities in July -- but was involved as Giuliani was making public pronouncements about Ukraine.
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Design lovers were initially taken aback by the non-color color choice, but, as seems to be the case nearly every year, the backlash quickly gave way to pronouncements of support.
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His favored platform is in the courts, where he has filed and been the subject of numerous lawsuits, and television, where he makes forceful if often lurid pronouncements against his rivals.
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Every four years, like clockwork, the big talk pronouncements begin: the promises soon to be left unfulfilled, the bellicose hype that months from now will be long gone and gladly forgotten.
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Trump's unpredictable pronouncements and opposition to free-trade agreements have made the real estate mogul unpopular with many financiers, who fear that he could disrupt global trade and damage geopolitical relationships.
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The Kansas City Fed's Jackson Hole retreat, which has featured market-moving policy pronouncements in years past, takes place next week, with Fed Chair Janet Yellen speaking on Friday, Aug. 26.
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"In all likelihood, President Trump's policies, plans, and pronouncements may actually make matters worse in terms of lawlessness and disorder," Fox wrote in an op-ed for USA Today in March.
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The company has said it wants the crafts to go as fast as possible, provided it's safe, but press announcements have stayed clear of any Musk-esque pronouncements on travel time.
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This is despite frequent pronouncements from the current EPA on the virtues of "co-operative federalism" in environmental policy and the undesirability of "dictating one-size-fits-all mandates from Washington".
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But Trump's freedom from needing major donations at least for now, and some of his wild pronouncements like promising to initiate a tariff war with China have some bigger investors skittish.
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But new readers can also dip into the indie scene and find comics that are low-key, subtle, and don't need to make grand pronouncements and shoot lasers at the moon.
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Under the existing arrangement, the Justices are obliged to cooperate and driven to rule on narrow grounds, disposing of the actual cases that come before them while refraining from sweeping pronouncements.
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The reason this matters: Bubbling beneath pronouncements from President Donald Trump that the pharmaceutical industry is "getting away with murder" when it comes to their prices is a more complicated discussion.
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In America, Donald Trump's pronouncements ("It's not free trade, it's stupid trade") resemble those of Bernie Sanders, the "democratic socialist" who is slowing Hillary Clinton's path to the Democratic presidential nomination.
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The Council, whose main business will begin after Pentecost celebrations this weekend, is due to issue pronouncements on topics such as marriage, fasting and Orthodoxy's relations with the wider Christian world.
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But more worthy of careful watching (because they filter down to millions of people through lectures, lessons and sermons) are the Vatican's formal pronouncements on the subject of peace and war.
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But many said they worried about a return of the harsh political tactics, ideological zealotry and absolutist pronouncements that fed the fury of the Red Guards, Mao's teenage political shock troops.
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Time and again, he has set the terms of the conversation around him, using everything from his music to his public pronouncements to his strategic quiet to navigate his identity construction.
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Auto industry executives and analysts wondered aloud on Friday whether Tesla had miscalculated by introducing a self-driving feature that was perhaps not ready to live up to Mr. Musk's pronouncements.
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"Voluntary separation payments" or buyouts are being offered at many agencies, in line with President Trump's pronouncements that the federal government is simply too bloated to carry on business as usual.
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"Your recent pronouncements regarding migrant caravans in southern Mexico mischaracterize the situation, are unlikely to achieve effective border security, and do not reflect the best attributes of our country," Reed wrote.
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And despite public pronouncements to the contrary, Pakistan's military establishment has shown no inclination that it intends to change this long held policy of utilizing terror groups as strategic regional assets.
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Google has played an especially prominent role in the administration's public pronouncements, including in Trump's apparently overstated Rose Garden announcement about a coronavirus-screening project by the company's health sciences affiliate.
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He is the one who can promulgate dogma and whose papal pronouncements when speaking "ex cathedra" — with the authority of the office — on questions of faith and morals are considered infallible.
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Trump has offered vague pronouncements about Russia helping with North Korea, and the general need for the two nuclear powers to get along — but any tangible policy decisions are still murky.
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Still, Johnson's self-aggrandizing pronouncements ("no one else was going to hunt them down but me") can be grating, as is his tendency to lapse into pumped-up, cliché-ridden prose.
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In 2016, Mr. Ren came under scrutiny after writing on his microblog that China's news media should serve the people, not the party, contradicting one of Mr. Xi's high-profile pronouncements.
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So for most people, the middle of the night and the very early morning are not great times to make decisions, to say nothing of making policy pronouncements or political commentary.
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While Mr. Cuccinelli and Mr. Morgan would face a difficult road to Senate confirmation, their fiery pronouncements and willingness to go along with Mr. Trump's more extreme policies have pleased him.
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The history of Exxon's shift suggests that however earnest Exxon Mobil might sound in its pronouncements on policy, it has done little or nothing to help put carbon taxes into effect.
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Much of Saturday's letter served up a sort of greatest hits for the fans of Mr. Buffett — investors around the world who hang onto his pronouncements as America's favorite capitalist uncle.
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"We have had to learn that neither pronouncements of good will nor commitments about the withdrawal of weapons were sufficient to achieve a lasting ceasefire," he told the newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung.
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Trump tacks between pronouncements of isolationism and actions of intervention, between threats of war and promises of accord, between a build-up of military spending and a withdrawal of military forces.
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Its most annoying manifestation is the inclusion of invariably silent, winsome young women for the sole purpose of bestowing wide-eyed attention on the pronouncements of some middle-aged male blowhard.
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Trump's pronouncements about the yuan could also complicate matters for Mnuchin as he prepares for his first meeting next month with his Group of 20 finance minister counterparts in Baden Baden, Germany.
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The current and former officials said the campaign paints Iranian leaders in a harsh light, at times using information that is exaggerated or contradicts other official pronouncements, including comments by previous administrations.
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Texas decision, multiple pronouncements by President Bush about the institution of marriage and marriage-related amendments to the federal Constitution, and civil rights litigation and referenda at the state and circuit levels.
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This also puts a new actor into the bitcoin community, one that will quickly and easily steer the mainstream conversation while the rest of the tribe builds for or around his pronouncements.
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Still, unlike most other Republicans, whose appeal to union voters rarely extends beyond cultural issues like gun rights, Mr. Trump's economic pronouncements have a greater potential to scramble the standard political calculus.
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Judging from his campaign pronouncements, for Trump, fossil fuels are a means to an end, whether to fuel his resorts and casinos or to pressure foreign powers to bend to American will.
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I do not expect any tsunami, however the expectation of a rating downgrade, as this is how the pronouncements up to date can be interpreted, have had a pressure on the zloty.
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Current and former U.S. officials said the campaign painted Iranian leaders in a harsh light, at times using information that is exaggerated or contradicts other official pronouncements, including comments by previous administrations.
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Third, the erratic pronouncements of the current president may be discouraging foreign investment; a Pew survey last year found a dramatic slump in the image of the US as seen from abroad.
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But in many cases their strongest adversaries include the clergy and bishops of the continent's Christian churches, whose political pronouncements on matters like welfare and migration generally hew to the centre-left.
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The Japanese stalwart tries to have big and bold pronouncements for the show, but its schedule of refreshing its flagship model every six months tends to leave us underwhelmed by incremental changes.
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Amidst all the pronouncements of the death of painting, and the celebration of the latest accommodation to that dated narrative, Marshall has refused to eat from the hand he has been offered.
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And analysing corporate balance-sheets is a lot easier than making sense of the policy pronouncements of elected officials—especially when a leader is as unpredictable as Mr Trump. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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Empowered by that influence, public intellectuals from the tech sector offered up pronouncements that were genuinely antagonistic to the state, most famously John Perry Barlow's 2415 Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace.
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Cosby's serial successes translated into extraordinary fame and considerable influence -- and he relished the opportunity to use his lofty status as a platform to make public pronouncements about social responsibility and parenting.
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These events aren't usually forums for policy pronouncements, but Apple has used them before to advance its rhetoric on privacy -- which has brought it into conflict with federal law enforcement and others.
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Specifically, the agency has proposed giving any company that's contemplating a potential IPO a chance to explore its plans privately with potential investors — both institutional and accredited — before making any public pronouncements.
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Here are a few of his memorable pronouncements: On being stuck in a traffic jam during a papal visit to Manila: Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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Together with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, these global pronouncements protect the rights of every human being, demand accountability for grave international crimes, and undergird our entire structure of atrocity accountability.
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Trump was already unpopular with African-Americans, on account of his company's discriminatory real-estate practices and his racist pronouncements, but the bigoted rhetoric of his campaign had made him more so.
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In a report released over the summer, the inspector general criticized Comey for making public pronouncements in the Clinton email investigation but found no evidence that political bias influenced the bureau's decisions.
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Also, Bannon had an inflated view of his role in the White House and his influence on the president in foreign as well as domestic matters, making pronouncements that understandably annoyed Trump.
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His pronouncements, on the page, evince an ardent faith in government of the people, by the people, and for the people, but you badly want him to hang out with the people.
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He was a modest man—preferring life with his wife and their daughter in the Catalan town of Mont-roig—given to immodest pronouncements, in the era's fashion of avant-garde manifestos.
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Ayotte's campaign tried to walk back the remark, but Democratic challenger Maggie Hassan's campaign had a new advertisement interspersing Ayotte's debate answer with Trump's more outlandish pronouncements up and running within hours.
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While Ramaphosa, who declined to be interviewed for this story, has backed "radical economic transformation", an ANC plan to tackle inequality, he tends to couch his policy pronouncements in more cautious terms.
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The current and former officials said the campaign paints Iranian leaders in a harsh light, at times using information that is exaggerated or contradicts other official pronouncements, including comments by previous administrations.
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Mr. Obama, Democratic Party officials said, may be one of the few figures famous enough to draw attention away from Mr. Trump, whose near-daily pronouncements and provocations have overshadowed this race.
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Ritualistic pronouncements of deliciousness abound, often punctuated with a certain four-letter word, and the occasional non-culinary star — Aziz Ansari, Jimmy Kimmel — drops by to both lend and borrow celebrity wattage.
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Apple received clearance from the Food and Drug Administration for its device, meaning that when you take your watch's data to your doctor, there will be some basis for accepting its pronouncements.
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The negotiations are complicated by Republicans' demands to pair any protection for DACA recipients with an increase in border security, and limits on legal immigration, and by conflicting pronouncements from Mr. Trump.
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In a speech on Tuesday, the authoritarian Mr. Hun Sen, who is known for making off-the-cuff pronouncements that have the force of law, ordered the group to leave the country.
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Their unvarnished pronouncements, withheld from the public, were devastating: "I have no visibility into who the bad guys are," wrote Donald Rumsfeld, the secretary of defense when the war began, in 2003.
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And Musk can keep on making pronouncements at offsite conferences about climate change and machine learning that suggest he's really more into vision — which he does better than nearly anyone — than operations.
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What is unquestionably a problem is that former spy bosses like Brennan and Clapper are presumed to be drawing upon their formerly limitless access to classified information when they make these pronouncements.
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Although Mr. Trump's presidency has been defined by executive orders and pronouncements, his speech appeared to be an attempt to open a new phase and reflected his need for cooperation from Congress.
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"You know, these people, from my point of view they have extremely damaged reputations, and I don't believe they have any moral authority to make any kind of public pronouncements," Gun said.
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Caddell and Bannon made an unholy alliance, but they had things in common: both men were Irish Catholic sons of the South, scourges to their respective parties, and prone to apocalyptic pronouncements.
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Not surprisingly, this multi-agency team, which included career immigration law experts and relied on the Supreme Court's pronouncements, confirmed that the creation of the program was well within the secretary's authority.
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The president appears in his public pronouncements to be calling for a 2,200-mile solid structure, while senior administration officials talk about the wall as more of a metaphor for tighter security.
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At that local, practical level, executive orders on refugees are not baffling pronouncements, indifferent to human needs, but shopping lists for dish detergent and diapers and too many rolls of paper towel.
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Cohen has said he lied about the length of his involvement in the process in order to be consistent with Trump's own public pronouncements that he wasn't involved in business dealings with Russia.
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Recent pronouncements by Hamas officials have suggested growing frustration that Israel has not moved fast enough to fulfill its pledges, including allowing the transfer of millions of dollars of extra funding from Qatar.
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In a flurry of confident pronouncements within an hour of the massacre at a Las Vegas country music festival, conservative commentators and activists linked the perpetrator, Stephen Paddock, to liberal or Islamist influences.
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In Knightstown on Tuesday night, he told voters not to pay attention to pronouncements that the race is effectively over -- that such analysis is only designed to benefit "the media's chosen candidate," Trump.
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Why we mourn the days the music dies Other parishioners offered more blunt pronouncements about Prince and an alleged aversion to surgery on his hips because of Jehovah's Witness beliefs about blood transfusions.
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Unlike Zuckerberg's first congressional appearance, especially in the House, a lot of his interlocutors seemed to have done considerable homework, and they raise issues that credibly challenge some of Facebook's pronouncements about Libra.
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Reuters examined the public statements of 31 lawmakers in the competitive and safe districts, including speeches and social media postings, and asked them about any other pronouncements they have made on the issue.
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But in light of recent events, the public is unlikely to be satisfied with a prison agency's pronouncements that everything is fine or trust the vindications of staff members accused of abusive behavior.
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It's often a challenge with China to work out exactly how official pronouncements will translate into real world action, but in all likelihood China is going to increase LNG imports in coming months.
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"(Trump) is above all an outsider and an unknown quantity, whose campaign pronouncements may reveal his instincts, but will surely evolve and, particularly, be open to outside influence if pitched right," he said.
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The party was again jolted after more lawmakers were arrested in criminal cases, judicial pronouncements went against it and with more than 20 legislators facing legal heat for allegedly holding office of profit.
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The market was simply not impressed with Monday's pronouncements and has now fallen into a cycle of selling, said long-time oil bear John Kilduff, a partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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He locked eyes with his opponent's entourage, one of whom was one of the most prominent billionaires on the planet and had just made lofty pronouncements about the importance of the upcoming clash.
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You could watch this album come together in Instagram pictures, Twitter missives, and public pronouncements, you can watch it continue to develop, and you know exactly what its creator thinks about its reception.
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TRUMP PLANS The Republican president's latest pronouncements, issued informally in rapid succession, came amid a rising flow of migrants from Central America coming through Mexico and showing up at the southern U.S. border.
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Kelly's comment to the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Oversight committee contrasted with earlier pronouncements that his agency was considering separation as a deterrent to would-be border crossers, mostly from Central America.
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I'm not sure why we need every possible free-agent acquisition to "carry your team to a fantasy championship," but Sean's right: that's how fantasy touts like to position their big dumb pronouncements.
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With financial markets in turmoil, a big drop in the pound and the prospect of further chaos, some supporters of Brexit are backpedaling on bold pronouncements they made just a few days earlier.
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We dedicated our time and effort to the American Studies Association in order to build a scholarly organization, not to provide a platform for those who are interested in making foreign policy pronouncements.
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Apple's developer conference has for years sucked the air out of the room in the tech industry, with people looking to the company's pronouncements for the next big thing in mobile and beyond.
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Support of or rejection of these candidates depends on a voter's civic education, an essential element of citizenship, and the ability to recognize sensible candidate pronouncements to ensure that candidates follow constitutional principles.
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If they are wrong, they either put it out of their mind or blame it on a foreign factor, often rationalizing to a ridiculous degree in order to justify their already-disproven pronouncements.
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But Tanaka, pitching on the road against the Phillies, and Sabathia, throwing against the Pirates at Steinbrenner Field, did not have to make emphatic pronouncements — they only deserved the benefit of the doubt.
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Neuroprediction, as it has been dubbed, evokes uneasy memories of a time when phrenologists used body proportions to make pronouncements about a person's intelligence, virtue, and—in its most extreme iteration—racial inferiority.
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To own a small manufacturing business is to shoulder so many worries you hope your children find an easier career, and to realize how little the airy pronouncements of politicians describe your reality.
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The pronouncements and maneuvers in world capitals have reverberated through the kitchens and living rooms of farmers, who were targets in part because they are big exporters and core supporters of Mr. Trump.
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While the Rangers will miss the playoffs for the first time since 219, they have made public pronouncements about their plan to rebuild, and already have made numerous moves to begin that process.
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First was the world of charismatic religion, where people sought healing and spoke in tongues and prophesied, experiencing the divine as palpably as people in the secular world experienced, say, this newspaper's pronouncements.
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Two retired actresses who live in the apartment beneath, Miss Spink and Miss Forcible, are portrayed as divas of a certain age who issue Cassandra-like pronouncements about fate in high-voltage coloratura.
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But a signature program, Make in India, which aimed to help manufacturing, has produced a bumper crop of public pronouncements and scant hiring, in part because the nation's patchy infrastructure has discouraged investment.
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Mr. McCarthy was the presumed heir apparent, but he stumbled over policy pronouncements and infuriated allies by blurting out that a committee investigating the Benghazi attacks was created to sink Hillary Clinton's popularity.
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Instead, they recount the circuitous, bizarre pronouncements Dal Bello subjects them to every time they call the family home—including claims that she cares for six child refugees from Saudi Arabia at home.
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These reports, and the executive pronouncements that come with them, will either give credence to investors' fears — that rising borrowing and operating costs, along with trade tensions, could hurt growth — or ease them.
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The televised town hall-style event included the usual cascade of mostly happy economic statistics, concern for social ills, a smattering of foreign policy pronouncements and a peek into Mr. Putin's personal life.
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To what degree the president deserves credit for the rise in stock prices remains a subject of debate, but so far, he has been far more market-friendly than his campaign pronouncements suggested.
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Now, two weeks after his tweet, Mr. de Blasio has yet to appoint a commission and he has backed away from quick pronouncements, like his vow to remove the Pétain plaque, which remains.
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"Settlement activities are a violation of international law and run counter to the public pronouncements of the government of Israel supporting a two-state solution to the conflict," Ban said in a statement.
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"Where there's been a lot of public pronouncements from the banks, we've seen very little action, we're not seeing a large number of jobs go outside of the UK to Europe," he said.
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