dicta in a sentence

• His dicta are as irritating as those of any name dropper.
• Breath spent repeating dicta does not infuse it with life.
• This view has generally not received judicial endorsement . ( obiter dicta)
• The Court also added dicta regarding the private ownership of machine guns.
• What had been known previously as the " Dicta.
• He declined to express an opinion on Lord Denning's dicta.
• There is nothing to stop the quoting of dicta.
• A lot of us grew up believing those dicta.
• Ingreso a la escuela como estudiante, y ahora dicta clases en ocasiones.
• The Greek stoics expressed similar dicta of universal love.
• It's difficult to see dicta in a sentence .
• Hutchinson is known for his 24 dicta on the classification of flowering plants.
• Taylor stocked the ABCs with his brothers Jim Jeffries, and Dicta Johnson.
• The reported dicta did not agree on this point.
• You will not expect me to accept quite all the economic dicta in it.
• Courts may consider " obiter dicta " in opinions of higher courts.
• One of the oldest dicta states that the simple plan is the flexible plan.
• Legal scholars have questioned whether that portion of Burdick is meaningful or merely dicta.
• He versified the " Facta et dicta memorabilia " of Valerius Maximus.
• Finalmente en 1996 la Asamblea de la Rep鷅lica dicta una amnist韆 en su favor.
• Other matters mentioned in that judgment were merely " obiter dicta ".