Sentence examples for which proclaims the from inspiring English sources
The track- gets a five-star score from the Guardian, which proclaims: "The princess is back".
The Fire Brigades Union (FBU) website, which proclaims the "ultimate aim (of) the bringing about of the Socialist system of society", looks like good evidence for the claim.
But the government's brief official announcement suggested that it might hedge on a full commitment to the part of the treaty that is the biggest problem for China, Article 8, which proclaims the right to form and join free labor unions.
The Hindu holiday of fools is Holi, celebrated as a high-spirited fire festival, which proclaims the death of winter and the onset of spring fever.
In a world where many countries and people are awash in resources and knowledge - and where 191 countries have ratified the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which proclaims the right of all children to health and security - we have done far too little to defend children and their families against HIV/AIDS.
He drew up the country's civil code, which proclaimed the equality of citizens before the law.
The 1941 Atlantic Charter, which proclaimed the right of all peoples to self-determination, also stimulated political activists in Southern Africa.
Chinese watchers on Twitter immediately started tweeting and retweeting the message, some of which proclaimed the collapse of the Green Dam, others highlighting the word "delay".
For Whitman and her contemporaries, the Arts and Crafts movement, which proclaimed the parity of the fine and decorative arts, offered a means to obtain equal footing with men.
After all, Albert Einstein's theory of relativity, which proclaimed the speed of light as the cosmic speed limit, is the foundation of modern science and has been shown to work to exquisite precision zillions of times.
Ads were run in newspapers read by Jews like The Jewish Daily Forward, which proclaimed the rabbi's certification that coffee was O.K. to drink during the eight days of Passover.
