At first, they simply dismissed public concern or proclaimed their faith in British beef.
A representative responded by citing student safety concerns and proclaiming that the intention was not to curtail the school's vibrant social life.
A section in praise of the tribe (the madīḥ) comes third, in which one of several possible "purposes" is proclaimed: boasts concerning the heroism and endurance of the tribe's fighters, the generosity and hospitality of its people, the beauty of its women, or the feats of its animals.
It's the AI applications that play a critical role in ensuring safety that Musk, Hawking, and others were concerned about when they proclaimed their hesitation about the technology.
But the killing of prisoners, however nasty they may be, breaks a cardinal principle of warfare.A similar concern surrounds Mr Bush's proclaimed intention to try foreigners suspected of terrorism in military courts.
So, for instance in Monolingualism of the Other (1998), Derrida recounts how, when he was in the "lycée" (high school), the Vichy regime in France proclaimed certain interdictions concerning the native languages of Algeria, in particular Berber.
The people at the Guinness Book of World Records who concern themselves with such things have proclaimed Mr. Mancinelli, who turns 99 on March 2, the world's oldest barber.
NeverMindTheBollocks 06 March 2014 1 27pm Surely if markets and companies are as short-term in their thinking as so many of those concerned like to proclaim, then there is no problem at all.
But many Puerto Ricans and their supporters are increasingly concerned that the war on terrorism proclaimed since then will prompt the administration to reverse course.
In February, Romney proclaimed, "I'm not concerned about the very poor.
