Sentence examples for being proclaimed by from inspiring English sources
Many in this camp believe that China is far from enjoying the golden age now being proclaimed by some.
The victorious SNL, led by Mr Mohammed Egal, is the party loudest in its demands for quick independence (it boycotted the earlier elections) and its victory is being proclaimed by Cairo radio as a smack in the eye for imperialism.
Mr Blair says he would be radical on welfare too, but so far has failed to come up with any coherent plan for reform or even to show any sign that he is thinking about one.On balance, then, neither party looks set to wreck Britain's economy; the case for macroeconomic stability is being proclaimed by everyone.
He has since been proclaimed by many to be the greatest chef in the world.
The Shīʿite sect of Islam was proclaimed by Ismāʿīl to be the established religion.
Reforms such as these may be proclaimed by a government, by interested groups, or by revolution.
His influence has been proclaimed by artists ranging from Kanye West and Prince to Foo Fighters.
In Iran, for example, the king is proclaimed by his royal name as world ruler.
The final result will be proclaimed by the Constitutional Council after any disputes are settled.
That 1975 production was proclaimed by critics one of the greatest Hamlets anyone could remember.
It was proclaimed by the king to be the Law of the realm, and the people pledged obedience to it.
