Sentence examples for professed its from inspiring English sources
The Aquino administration has repeatedly professed its commitment to human rights and as it pursues a political settlement with the MILF, the national government has had to implement dramatic changes within the AFP's approach to counterinsurgency and counterterrorism.
America has always professed its idealism, for instance in Thomas Jefferson's phrase "all men are created equal," but America's sordid history of racism has always sullied that ideal.
Even HSBC, a staid commercial bank that for years had professed its disdain of investment banks and those employed by them, had begun hiring flashy dealmakers.The short reboundThat revival has been brutally cut short.
In answers to parliamentary questions, the British government has professed its continued support for the ICC, and the British ambassador raised the issue of Ntaganda's arrest with the Congolese on 21 January.
They asked how a government that professed its inability to resettle even a fraction of the 50 million people who had been displaced by "development" projects was suddenly able to identify 1,40,000 hectares of prime land to give to industrialists for more than 300 Special Economic Zones, India's onshore tax havens for the rich.
As late as March 5, when I interviewed a senior official from the Obama administration, the United States professed its allegiance to Georgia and other ex-communist allies.
There is much outrage, WKC professes its horror that it has been let down by its supply chain and promises to make everything better.
Vatican II's statement on the subject could not be more clear-cut: "The Vatican Council professes its belief that it is upon the human conscience that these obligations [to seek the truth] fall and exert their binding force. . . .
It's rare to see a film about music that professes its love for the music and its characters equally.
The Sudanese government regularly professes its full cooperation.
Results this week should give Cisco another chance to profess its optimism.
