Sentence examples for proclaiming its intention from inspiring English sources

The Bush team came into office loudly proclaiming its intention to get U.S. troops out of Bosnia and Kosovo.

FOR most of a year now, the United States has been proclaiming its intention to get more involved in the fate of Africa -- in calming its wars, in building its economies.

Proclaiming its intention to break with the one-time model for the modern accounting firm, Arthur Andersen announced yesterday that it would proceed with a plan proposed by Paul A. Volcker, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve, to split its audit and consulting work into separate businesses.

Re "Charter School to Raise Topic of Creationism" (news article, Feb. 18): As an organization that has supported charter schools, we are perplexed by the decision by the trustees of the State University of New York to grant a charter to the Rochester Leadership Academy even though it has proclaimed its intention to teach a religious theory of origin as science.

"A word of advice," she warned in her original testimony, pointing out that USA Gymnastics had athletes training at the Karolyi Ranch on the day the organization proclaimed its intention to renounce it.

The radical Islamic group Hamas has proclaimed its intention to launch terror strikes, but Palestinian security officials can and must seek to interrupt those plans.

The military regime of Gen. Alejandro Lanusse, which took power in March 1971, proclaimed its intention to restore constitutional democracy by the end of 1973 and allowed the reestablishment of political parties, including the Peronist party.

Yes, the leadership routinely proclaims its intention to give greater weight to stewardship of the environment, but, in practice, environmental protection continues to count for relatively little.

In the absence of such statements, or where public statements are contrary to the behaviour of the government (for example, if it is raising its d/GDP but publicly proclaiming its peaceful intentions and denying that it is threatened by, or is threatening, any other country), the economist would rely on the d/GDP as an indicator of true intentions.

The Exige isn't shy about proclaiming its racecar intentions.

Is it merely proclaiming its sympathy for immigrants?