Sentence examples for has proclaimed as from inspiring English sources

Pelosi has proclaimed, "As our first order of business, we intend to restore honesty and openness to Congress.

No pope in history has proclaimed as many saints as John Paul II -- at last count it was 482, with more than 1,000 on the road to canonization.

In "Finding the Target" he argues that what the Rumsfeld Pentagon has proclaimed as a technological revolution in military affairs is no such thing, and that this fundamental misconception has produced the debacle that is the Iraq war.

The governor's supporters quickly cite a raft of new social welfare and education laws to argue that he is the very model of the "compassionate conservative" that Mr. Bush has proclaimed as the cornerstone of his campaign.

As to ISIL, we have turned a blind eye to the critical financial support it receives from Turkey and Saudi Arabia while pulling our punches in the air campaign that Obama has proclaimed as the key element in our strategy to eliminate them.

Galt would not likely have proclaimed, as Lululemon's bags once did, that "what we do to the earth, we do to ourselves".

The story happened to break during what Jackson had proclaimed as a "Week of Moral Outrage" to protest "the crowning of a new President," George W. Bush.

John Wolf plays drums for P. J. Olsson, the Los Angeles-based wunderkind whom some pundits have proclaimed as the Next Big Thing.

Mr Giuliani has proclaimed "business as usual", and urged New Yorkers to go about eating and shopping as if it were any other day.

This is the big battle and Hanoi Radio has proclaimed it as such.

The United Nations has proclaimed 2015 as the International Year of Light and Light-based Technologies (IYL 2015).