Sentence examples for should have proclaimed that from inspiring English sources

A BBC headline blared, "Climate Skepticism on the Rise," when it should have proclaimed that a huge majority of Britons still share common ground with one another and with Americans on this issue.

For years British governments have proclaimed that they are "winning the argument in Europe".

Frank Zappa is said to have proclaimed that the Shaggs were "better than the Beatles".

RECENT NEWS ACCOUNTS have proclaimed that day care is good for kids.

Numerous studies have proclaimed that the roles of GABA as an antihypertension, anticancer, and antiinflammatory agents and its other healthful benefits [ 17– 17].

Several researchers have proclaimed that cancer is a systemic disease, and lymph node metastasis is a small part of disease spread [5].

News that more than half the funding for David Cameron comes from what used to be known as the Square Mile but now incorporates the hedge funds of Mayfair and the skyscrapers of Canary Wharf is hardly a surprise, even in a climate where the government has proclaimed that the rich should take as much economic pain as the poor and Ed Miliband has declared war on financial "predators".

Several weeks earlier, he had proclaimed that Depardieu, and other tax exiles, should be stripped of their French citizenship.

Selig has proclaimed that baseball has the "toughest, most comprehensive drug testing program in professional sports".

Jack Murtha (75) has proclaimed that the presidency is "no old man's job".

Mr Dobson has proclaimed that he is going to abolish the internal market.