From the opening title card that proclaims, "Inspired by true stories" to the final call to action, the Christian drama "Priceless" isn't subtle about proclaiming either its faith or its noble mission against sex trafficking.
An opening voice-over, covering idyllic home-movie scenes of life in the West, proclaims: "Either this is the most horrific story I've ever heard in my life, or those people are completely crazy.
"They proclaim that either you stand against the oil sands, or you write off the environment, along with any hope for a sustainable existence," said Ms. Redford, a lawyer and human rights adviser before being elected Alberta's premier in October 2011.
Almost everywhere that European settlers went, they either proclaimed the land they seized to be terra nullius or, by expelling its people, ensured that it became so.
In response to both the revelation and personal attacks, Fielding wrote on 11 January 1752: "If the Betrayer of a private Treaty could ever deserve the least Credit, yet his Lowness here must proclaim himself either a Liar, or a Fool.
Many of the provisions giving specific details of the state's key institutions or laying down the procedures for implementing the principles the constitution proclaims were either never formulated or, if formulated, were absent from the final version.
It was a moment that proclaimed we had two fabulous candidates, either of whom would make a spectacular president.
Having performed the show opposite Mr. Mailer as well as Lewis Lapham, the editor of Harper's Magazine, he proclaimed the real Hemingway voice higher than either of theirs.
Dogma is the name given to a proposition that is proclaimed with all possible solemnity either by the Roman pontiff or by an ecumenical council.
(Federal properties can be proclaimed National Monuments under the Antiquities Act because of either their historical or natural significance. They are managed by multiple agencies.
