Once the patent is out, one presents a scientific paper so that one can shout about one's goods from the rooftops and begin to get entrepreneurs to come to one.
We should insist on that and proclaim it from the rooftops, perhaps more than we do at the moment.
Are we to use it to scream from the rooftops that our judiciary is wrong?
We should be shouting that from the rooftops, while there is still time for younger women to prepare.
We ought to shout that kind of story from the rooftops, but for some curious reason we do not.
British people are good at invention and technical innovation; we should be proud of that and shout it from the rooftops.
Why was it to be shouted from the rooftops in 1992, but not to be countenanced in 1997?
Indeed, one would expect any authority making substantial savings to shout it from the rooftops.
