Sentence examples for proclamation that it from inspiring English sources

Autocratic regimes will eagerly quote Trump's proclamation that "it is the right of all nations to put their own interests first".

The Nashville-based South Carolina native begins her second album of country much as she means to go on, with a hell-for-leather proclamation that "it's always the right time to do the wrong thing".

The company changed its name from Countrywide Credit Industries to Countrywide Financial Corporation — a proclamation that it was no longer a mere mortgage company.

After reading these stories, I had nothing but deep scorn toward the CCP's proclamation that it is the party of greatness, gloriousness, and correctness.

Their relations have been frosty and fraught ever since the young Chicago prince challenged Queen Hillary's royal proclamation that it was her turn to rule.

Some Islamists were unhappy about Riyadh's proclamation that it would make major changes to the Saudi educational system in an effort to emphasize the spirit of modernity, nonviolence, and cooperation with non-Muslims that was dictated by Muslim teachings.

A few years ago, the mayor of South Padre, Edmund K. Cyganiewicz, signed a local proclamation that made it an offense to wear a tie on the island.

And yet – like the Emancipation Proclamation that made it possible, the Combahee raid is essential to the meaning of the Civil War.

One can't help but walk away from Paisley's crooning "I'm just a white man comin' to you from a south land" and LL's proclamations that "it's real, it's real, it's truth" without feeling they are earnest.

Until quite recently, Standard's website championed the benefits of its mutual status, sporting proud proclamations that it was an organisation owned and run for the benefit of its members - in other words, the policyholders.

Mr. Bush's 2005 proclamation that "we do not torture" was long ago revealed as a lie.