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• A patriarchal blessing is usually pronounced upon a member only once.
• He was burned to death ( the punishment pronounced upon the Manichaeans ) in 690.
• Their warm rapport ended when Tagore pronounced upon " Il Duce "'s fascist finesse.
• Compelled to pronounce upon false accusations made against Ignatius Loyola and " The Spiritual ", he detected the fraud.
• To date the Constitutional Court has avoided pronouncing upon the constitutionality of using trial silence as an item of evidence.
• The male has a larger head and a uniform green coloring punctuated with small spots that are more pronounced upon its back.
• Occasionally, a court is faced with an issue of such overwhelming public importance that the court will pronounce upon it without deciding it.
• In time it became the title of the " de facto " monarch, pronounced upon ( and synonymous with ) their assumption.
• And while he declines to pronounce upon some grand vision for Hartford, he readily admitted that he hoped to recoup the investment he had made.
• Since the regular process of law was needless, therefore, the king ordered a sentence commensurate with his guilt to be pronounced upon the man.
• The High Court had held that the magistrate's court was not explicitly excluded from pronouncing upon the constitutional validity of crimes at common law.
• Imperial authorities acted to suppress the old death was pronounced upon heretics, though seldom executed in the time of the Christian emperors of Rome . ")
• The former senator attended the show the night after I did and pronounced upon its conclusion : " I wish I had done it that well !"
• In spite of the banishment from Vicenza pronounced upon him in 1509 because his family had favoured the plans of Maximilian, he was held in high esteem throughout Italy.
• After the war he fled again to the Netherlands, where he received by letter the news of the death sentence pronounced upon him by the Belgian government in 1920.
• On a recent morning, the Clinton administration's designated arbiter of what is and what is not constitutional was summoned to the White House to pronounce upon a policy.
• It said decommissioning, the word for disarmament in the peace negotiations, was " a matter only for the IRA, to be decided upon and pronounced upon by us ."
• This issue, as with any other matter affecting the IRA, its functions and objectives, is a matter only for the IRA, to be decided upon and pronounced upon by us.
• The first was " Carwell, or Crime and Sorrow " ( 1830 ), which was designed to expose the inequitable sentences pronounced upon those who had been guilty of forgery.