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His conclusion that the Volta Pinta becomes a sort of "manifesto," whereby Tuti and the cultivated class of Assisi enunciate their objectives of good government and caution those who would challenge its leadership, would be more persuasive had he clarified the social and political situation in mid-sixteenth-century Assisi.

The image-by-image sequence served to enunciate the idea of opposites, the dyads male/female and sensuous/rational, and the contrived meeting of art with sport.

Occasionally he fails to enunciate his words clearly but this is a minor quibble.

The abortion industry survives by implying that although embryos and fetuses are living tissue, they are not "persons" or "living beings." Bush could have used his presidency as a bully pulpit in his August 2001 stem-cell speech to enunciate the clear principle--and simple biological fact that fetuses and embryos are living humans with a unique genetic code and the same inalienable right to life as adults.

Unfortunately, in two of the rulings, it did not enunciate a clear principle for this conclusion.

A literal application of the principle they enunciate may put impossible burdens on taxpayers in today's economy.

Frederick enunciates well and there's plenty of light and shade in her interpretations - and how interesting to hear a soprano sing that old favourite The Salley Gardens.

An official source at the Foreign Ministry said in a statement to Oman News Agency (ONA) that stemming from the Sultanate's keenness to stop the bloodshed and maintaining its stance that enunciates violence and hostilities and start a political process that meets aspirations of the brotherly Syrian people, the Sultanate hopes that this step will pave to start a dialogue and political process involving all components of the Syrian people to reach a solution agreeable to all Syrians and maintain security, stability and unity of the brotherly Syria and security and stability in the region.

The text may well produce seizures among the more delicate advocates and narrow minded practitioners of political correctness because it enunciates the older virtues of developing constitutional liberty, toleration, Empire and Monarchy and accepts the existence of the English race.

As important, TEI believes the Supreme Court of Canada's decision in Stewart enunciates a clear and rational tax policy basis for distinguishing commercial activities from personal and hobby-related expenditures.

He has taken that power unto himself, as he enunciates the Bush doctrine of permanent war.

Fighting Words enunciates itself in three parts, seven chapters, numerous sections, copious notes, a glossary, and an extensive and invaluable list of works cited.

IRS Chief Counsel Notice CC-2003-012, 12, April 9, 2003, enunciates new procedures to be used under the IRS' policy regarding requests for tax accrual and other financial audit workpapers relating to the tax reserve for deferred tax liabilities, and to footnotes disclosing contingent tax liabilities appearing on audited financial statements.

To his credit, Moore enunciates these lines carefully, and he also makes some interesting comments about the poems' compositional and biographical contexts.