Sentence examples for were able to proclaim from inspiring English sources

Everyone agreed to some extent what needed to be done, and the protesters at the bottom were able to proclaim victory.

That way they will be able to proclaim their saintliness in a form that all can see.

But three seasons later, the Mets have not been able to proclaim that Parnell has truly arrived.

Partly for that reason, observers are pessimistic that RCEP's negotiators will be able to proclaim its successful completion before the end of 2015.

Formally, Northern Ireland will still be a part of the United Kingdom, but Catholic northerners will be able to proclaim their Irish identity without worrying about being seen as traitors.

Until this round, whose outcome is still unclear, he had been able to proclaim all of them successes of Egyptian diplomacy.

It is offensive that such a man is able to proclaim his understanding of ox-bow lakes and his competent conversational French as if they in any way excuse his actions".

It just won't do, nobody would be able to proclaim who had come out on top and who — well, someone's got to lose, that's life, a struggle to survive, and there has got to be some kind of hierarchy".

PARIS — Monaco succumbed to international pressure over the weekend, becoming the latest country to adopt international standards for banking openness and information-sharing at a time when the United States and its European allies in battling tax evaders face what could be years of negotiations before they are able to proclaim victory.

It just won't do, nobody would be able to proclaim who had come out on top and who well, someone's got to lose, that's life, a struggle to survive, and there has got to be some kind of hierarchy".

I was able to proclaim that I was a "Refuser" in a room full of people who cared that I was.