Sentence examples for has professed its from inspiring English sources

In answers to parliamentary questions, the British government has professed its continued support for the ICC, and the British ambassador raised the issue of Ntaganda's arrest with the Congolese on 21 January.

Even HSBC, a staid commercial bank that for years had professed its disdain of investment banks and those employed by them, had begun hiring flashy dealmakers.The short reboundThat revival has been brutally cut short.

Not surprisingly, even as Mr. Sankoh has professed his commitment to peace, his soldiers have remained armed.

Mr. Godoy has professed his innocence, calling the charges a political vendetta against him by President Felipe Calderón's governing party.

Smutzer has professed his intention to use these strips to produce "detailed taste maps of the tongue surface".

There is little question Favre would have been an upgrade, but Coach Brad Childress has professed his allegiance to Jackson.

Tim Sherwood has professed his admiration for Joleon Lescott, but denied having already held talks with the Tottenham hierarchy over the Manchester City defender - or any other potential transfer targets.

He has professed his opposition to abortion, but has also said that he believes the decision should be left to the family and not the government.

Dogýan has professed his innocence, and he told me that the war game was only a useful fiction to help the military prepare for a possible contingency.

In another interesting former star/current player relationship tidbit, the former baseball standout/train wreck Darryl Strawberry has professed his deep admiration for the vagabond quarterback Tim Tebow.

He has professed his innocence and plans to appeal.