Sentence examples for we cannot proclaim from inspiring English sources

We cannot proclaim this century the African century and then ignore the AIDS pandemic as some political leaders are".

And if we cannot proclaim our feelings about the government, no matter how controversial, on our clothing, or to passersby, or to the users of the world wide web, then the First Amendment really has become an exercise in futility.

In the year 2000, you cannot proclaim New York City to be the safest large city in the country and then expand the crime-control tactics and strategies that were originally designed in the early 1990's to deal with a city that was the crime capital of the country.

Unless we can rely on these qualities -- if, in short, we begin to punish speech -- we cannot honestly proclaim ourselves to be a free Nation, and we have lost what the Founders of this land risked their lives and their sacred honor to defend.

We cannot declare closure or proclaim justice done.

So supposedly sacred was the people's voice to Mr. Bloomberg that he used to proclaim, "We cannot ignore their will," and certainly not by legislative fiat.

"If America is to secure prosperity, progress, peace and security for all," the platform proclaimed, "we cannot afford to go back".

In his inaugural speech, President Obama proclaimed that we cannot "consume the world's resources without regard to effect" and that "each day brings further evidence that the ways we use energy threaten our planet".

For the sake of all of these people, we cannot look at these numbers, wipe our hands and proclaim the job done.

Given its own procedures, the association cannot honestly proclaim that its clients have rights against the activities of these well-behaved agencies and individuals.

"The district cannot just proclaim themselves above the law and then keep quiet about it".