Sentence examples for proclaimed mission from inspiring English sources

When President Bush proclaimed "Mission Accomplished" in Iraq, he was saluting an overwhelming demonstration of technological superiority: war seemingly made new.

A decade ago today, President George W Bush landed in a jet on an aircraft carrier, shed his flight suit, and gave a speech before a banner that proclaimed "Mission Accomplished" (though Bush himself never spoke those words).

Five years ago, President Bush dressed up in a flight suit for a self-congratulatory photo op on the deck of the USS Abraham Lincoln under a banner that proclaimed "Mission Accomplished".

As you describe, when Bush proclaimed "Mission Accomplished" on May 1, 2003--weeks after the Iraq invasion, he then went on to proclaim that he aimed to establish a democracy in Iraq, and he said that out of the blue without planning or consulting of anyone else.

They were sworn in as the newest members of the local policia communitaria (community police), an unsanctioned vigilante group whose proclaimed mission is to protect the town.

For all its proclaimed mission to 'reaffirm its status as a world-leading Britten exponent', ENO has mustered the nerve to schedule a mere six performances.

And proclaiming mission accomplished certainly doesn't make it so".

But the Lake Chad states should not too quickly proclaim "mission accomplished".

Obama's studiously avoided declaring victory or the hubris of his predecessor, George Bush, who paraded under a banner proclaiming "Mission Accomplished" just as the worst of the killing in Iraq was about to begin.

The awful irony is that the specious link which the administration claimed existed between Iraq and al-Qaeda in order to justify going to war now exists.Two-and-a-half years after Mr Bush stood beneath a banner proclaiming "Mission Accomplished", the insurgency is as strong as ever.

Since Mr. Bush landed on the carrier Abraham Lincoln on May 1 under a banner proclaiming "Mission Accomplished," the White House has tried to refocus its message to domestic concerns, starting with the economy but extending to other issues vital to the strategy of claiming the political center.