Sentence examples for proclaims that it will from inspiring English sources

When Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, proclaims that it will become the most inclusive city in Europe by 2015, that integration is a two-way process and that diversity is strength (Copenhagen, 2011), it is easy to think that the Danish national model for integration is losing its influence and power.

Its mistake is not to lie, but to proclaim that it will lie, for its very honesty undermines the value of its deceit.

Given the United States' decades-long commitment to South Korea's defense, it's also not necessary for Washington to keep proclaiming that it will defend its ally.

The drumbeat of hatred and suspicion has gotten so loud in Egypt that the British grocery chain Sainsbury's has posted signs in its windows proclaiming that it will do nothing to help Israel "financially or politically".

They proclaim that it will do to radio what cable did to television in the 1980's.

What the company is quite happy to do is proclaim that it will be different, that it will be run on the basis of "Don't be evil," as the founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, explained in the Playboy interview.

Even worse, the Salazar Amendment is utterly toothless, simply proclaiming that it will establish various things "as United States policy" without including any measures that would actually force the president to change course in any regard.

Having successfully turned to confront the threat of the Internet in December 1995, the surprisingly agile software maker pirouetted once again last summer, this time proclaiming that it will build a computer operating system directly into the fabric of the Internet.

And Google.org, the philanthropic arm of the Internet search company, has proclaimed that it will invest in both nonprofit and for-profit ventures — raising the question, What's the difference?

It would proclaim that Labour will not stand side by side with fellow social democrats such as Barack Obama and François Hollande, that it will not play its part in a western coalition at a time when that coalition has its most liberal leadership for more than 30 years.

Its fans proudly proclaim that its usage will spread, just as usage of Twitter did; that it will become a platform for everything from product research to customer service to education.