Despite a pledge to curb the development of new irrigated farmland, Turkmenistan has proclaimed plans to irrigate 1.2 million new acres -- and to create a "Lake of the Golden Turkmen," equal to the annual flow of both the Syr and the Amu, to water them.
CMT boldly proclaimed plans to double its announced plans to double its original programming in the coming year, including its first scripted series.
"Son, we're going to find you a doctor," she proclaimed, her plan being to find an influential friend who could evade the rules then governing the emergency treatment of "illegals".
He plans to proclaim his plan tomorrow at an exhibition in the gallery attached to his apartment, the Corridor Art Gallery in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.
The rebel officers had proclaimed their plans from the barracks on Wednesday as the country was voting in a referendum on a new Constitution.
Like the Declaration, the founding documents of American universities similarly proclaimed their plans to provide the bounty of education to all qualified students.
Arthritis forced me off the track team and into a modest reporting role on the Prince, which on Jan . 24published its annual "joke issue". Filled with fake news, the paper proclaimed, "Goheen Plans to Maintain University on Verge of Tomorrow". "We stand on the threshold of tomorrow, but we'll have to wait until today is over," was the made-up quote attributed to the president.
At present, it is safe to proclaim: "Humans plan while machines do not". The ability to foresee future conditions and change current behaviour is still a trait confined to human thinking.
It claimed to be from the Instagram project Notes to Strangers – new to me, I must confess – and confidently proclaimed: "Having a Plan B will make your Plan A unsuccessful".
With a silver-lettered poster announcing its "Destiny," the Pacific Design Center has been proclaiming its plans to more than double its size and expand its central position in the Los Angeles interior design industry.
"THAT HAIR, THOSE EYES, THAT PLAN," proclaimed the headline of a long home-state magazine profile in 2005.
