Sentence examples for act of proclaiming from inspiring English sources
He said, 'I think the fiscal position of the UK is not one where we could engage in another significant round of fiscal expansion.' "For a governor of the Bank of England to speak in this way ahead of a budget is exceptional and extraordinary – especially when the prime minister was in the very act of proclaiming a fiscal stimulus before the European parliament.
Goldberg's latest act consisted of proclaiming Bill Cosby's innocence with the fiercely dedicated denial of Mel Gibson and his dad running a book club centered around Night by Elie Wiesel.
The Act of February 16 proclaimed the re-establishment (atstatyti) of the Lithuanian state, making it the successor to the Lithuanian historical state, the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
It's left to Alexei, at the climax of the first act, to proclaim what must be the author's own cri de coeur: namely, that what masses behind the Ukrainian nationalist forces attacking Kiev is not simply the Bolsheviks, but the whole dehumanising and destructive force of modernity itself, ready to destroy the cosy and traditional family home.
On the appearance of proclaiming defeat: We're not proclaiming defeat.
Librarians are often fond of proclaiming that they are developing digital libraries.
They shouted, "Allah-o-Akbar" in the midst of their dastardly act while proclaiming that they were defending the honor of Prophet Muhammad.
Martin Hirsch, an AIDS researcher, recalls the chagrin and fear he felt at hearing Larry Kramer, the founder of Act Up, proclaim on national radio, "What we need is a few assassinations and maybe they'll start listening to us".
Tell your representative to co-sponsor the Girls Count Act of 2013 and proclaim that numbers count, and so do girls.
The three-cent piece was made fully legal tender by the Coinage Act of 1965, which proclaimed all coin and currency of the United States good to any amount for payment of public and private debt.
Though God's name is nowhere to found in the Book of Esther, her act proclaimed a word of justice and dignity and respect and strength that ought to echo through the memory of every generation!
