Despite proclaiming a hard-line stance on the budget, Republicans have proposed a number of measures that would increase the deficit, adopting budgeting rules allowing them to pass tax cuts that would increase the deficit.
Wilpon said Monday he was eager to bring the Mets "back to prominence," but for any team in any sport that is easy to proclaim and harder to carry out.
He told me, "I didn't sign up with the Church of England for forty years of argument; I signed up for forty years of hard work proclaiming Christ.
Hillary proclaims this a "hard road to walk," but "the right road for us to try to travel".
Even before the 2010 winter games begin, London is hard at work proclaiming its eco-cred.
On Wednesday, Mr. Khamenei refused to accept the resignation of the intelligence minister, Heydar Moslehi, a hard-line cleric, proclaiming his support for Mr. Moslehi through semiofficial news agencies.
Our governors proclaim compassion for hard-pressed toll payers even as they too stick their fingers in the Port Authority's honey pot.
While some have proclaimed it a hard-hitting chronicle of our times ("Neighbours as written by Philip Roth," as one reviewer put it), others have objected to its crude vision of life.
"I've cut up a lot of corpses in my time," he proclaims in true hard-boiled style, "but I've never found the place where the soul might have been".
Given the hysteria the iPhone generated, it's not too hard to imagine the Apple faithful proclaiming the cafeteria tray iPad a great success.
In their Sunday newspaper and on television during the Academy Awards, the 'New York Times' launched a campaign proclaiming the importance of truth: "The truth is hard to find.
