Sentence examples for would have proclaimed from inspiring English sources

But in light of British objections, they streamlined a statement that would have proclaimed it independent of NATO.

But the center does not say that any innocent person has been put to death, though if it had found such a case it surely would have proclaimed it.

Had Scotland voted to sever its links from the rest of the UK in the referendum of September 2014, the then first minister Alex Salmond said he would have proclaimed the independent state on 24 March 2016.

I would have proclaimed a republic and the abolition of the nobility and the House of Peers, the distribution of the property of such of the latter as opposed me amongst my partisans, liberty, equality and the sovereignty of the people".

Analysts who would never have proclaimed themselves converts to Kohut's views nevertheless became nicer to their patients, and believed they had been that way all along.

Galt would not likely have proclaimed, as Lululemon's bags once did, that "what we do to the earth, we do to ourselves".

All have proclaimed their innocence.

Plenty of people have proclaimed themselves deities.

The Trojans have proclaimed themselves national champions.

Or so conferences and magazine covers have proclaimed for months.

Lansdale felt that the execution would tarnish Diệm who had proclaimed the Republic of Vietnam (commonly known as South Vietnam) and declared himself President and antagonise Ba Cụt's followers.