But it is not a resolution to the fundamental questions posed by Iran's nuclear programme which relate as much to its foreign policy and military ambitions as to its proclaimed desire for nuclear power.
Its name does not lend itself to confusion, for it proclaims that the city is the bet, "house," or temple, of El (God).
And yet, the signs are that the raw milk movement is becoming something of a cult, growing nationwide, with several organizations and foundations lobbying for it and proclaiming its near miraculous merits.
Sun Microsystems shares rose more than 3% Wednesday, after the server and software maker reported a profit for its fiscal fourth quarter and proclaimed demand has stabilized after a decline that started with the dot-com bust of 2000.
In November 1914 he won the Los Angeles-to-Phoenix Cactus Derby Race, the medal for which proclaimed its victor "Master Driver of the World," and on May 28 , 1916 he became the first person to lap the Indianapolis Speedway at a speed of more than 100 mph.
And it clearly serves Netflix's interests for its CEO to proclaim a new age of internet-friendly entertainment.
Though he issues an indictment against Judah for its idolatries, Micah proclaims what is necessary to renew the Covenant relationship between God and Israel; "and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?" (chapter 6, verse 8).
Queen, for instance, proclaimed on its album covers that the band did not use synthesisers.
A wobble in flight is all it takes for people to proclaim its inevitable crash.
For decades, youth has proclaimed its superiority, from the counterculture of the 1960's that trusted no one over 30 to the 1990's children of the Internet who scorned their elders for not embracing the brave new world of technology.
The Wire is proclaimed for its grit; its supposed realism, "the most hardboiled TV show ever" said one fan.
