Sentence examples for pronounce itself from inspiring English sources
No way, for example, is Israel about to pronounce itself an assassin state, no matter how much the wisdom and morality of its strategy is questioned abroad.
One challenges the national anthem, another proposes that Israel pronounce itself a multicultural state or, to use the phrase that Bishara says he coined, "a state of all its citizens".
There are reasons why the board could pronounce itself satisfied with the performance of its chief executive and chairman, Rupert Murdoch, starting with a rising stock price, Mr. Carr writes, but the main reason for the quick support is that the board "has no independence, little influence and no stomach for confronting its chairman".
While the Court didn't pronounce itself on that section, it will almost certainly make corporations reticent to take advantage of the changes, given the Court's newfound love for strict privacy rights.
It should pronounce itself as an institution which imparts extra-ordinary skills and a place with necessary admirable attributes".
The National Cattleman's Beef Association pronounced itself "shocked and deeply disappointed".
Disturbingly, the agency soon pronounced itself satisfied that Massey had addressed the problems.
In a statement released yesterday, the PGA Tour pronounced itself "deeply disappointed" with CBS.
Not to be upstaged, Odessa has installed a historical marker pronouncing itself the Bushes' "First Texas Hometown".
WASHINGTON Onlyly nine months ago, the Pentagon pronounced itself reassured by the early steps of a new commander in chief.
General Motors has pronounced itself pleased with its elaborate efforts to draw attention to the three commercials it bought for its Chevrolet division during the Super Bowl.
