Sentence examples for proclaimed a set of from inspiring English sources

European leaders gathered in Paris on October 12th and proclaimed a set of common principles for handling the financial crisis that underscored the impotence of supranational bodies.

Above all, Americans need to hear their president proclaim a Grand Vision with a set of Grand Goals for the nation to rally around.

In a comeback address, he presented something resembling a set of policies and proclaimed his steadfastness for reform.

There, right on the top of the page, a set of neat block letters proclaimed: "ARR.

He then proclaimed a blockade of the Southern ports.

Instead, he proclaimed a state of emergency on March 12 , 1934

Massachusetts and New Hampshire proclaimed a day of public thanksgiving.

And on Sunday, Brown proclaimed a state of emergency. .

The party's merchandising operation, after scoring a hit with a T-shirt proclaiming "Hell yes: I'm voting Labour", scored a miss with a set of five mugs, each with a Labour pledge-card promise on it.

Instead, it was founded on a set of beliefs and convictions, what Thomas Jefferson described as self-evident truths, that were proclaimed in 1776 and then embedded in the Bill of Rights of the Constitution.

She reports that a placard explaining a set of the architect's designs for the League of Nations Palacee proclaims, "No other plans of Le Corbusier present such a fusion of the dynamic and the imaginative - such a challenge to belief".