Sentence examples for All proclamations from inspiring English sources

All proclamations and appointments that were made by the king became valid only when orders giving effect to them were issued by the Hluttaw.

The book has been described as "stigmatizing the flip-flops and successive loyalties of personalities under the different regimes of the Revolution to the Hundred Days". At the front is a wonderful allegorical plate, in which a colorful gentleman signs any and all proclamations, from the constitutional monarchy to the second return of King Louis XVIII.

They do not lend themselves to easy solutions of any kind, and certainly not to the watered-down one-size-fits-all proclamations of a worldwide convocation against racism.

All the proclamations were made in loud, certain terms, causing enough of a scene to have a good chunk of the patrons turn to watch.

For all the proclamations of innovation, there is something quaintly old-fashioned about GaGa.

Despite all the proclamations about faith in the past eight years, I never once saw the previous administration exemplify Christian ideals of sacrifice, charity and respect for the sake of its neighbors.

For all the proclamations about how they could compete with bigger, deeper teams from the Western Conference, the truth is that the Nets have come to the N.B.A. finals the past two years with a monstrous inferiority complex.

And despite all the proclamations to tackle the opioid epidemic, Native American activists say there seems to be no real attempt to target efforts in Native American communities despite their faring the worst of all minority groups, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

And despite all their proclamations of support for the transition to democracy in Egypt, they may resort to various means to stop the process of change or at least attempt to channel it in such a way as to maintain the situation in the old mode.

Although there isn't much polling on the question, the research that has been done suggests that despite all the proclamations, many, if not most, people still don't see addiction as genuinely medical.

Brian Ward, the Council member who drafted the "good will for all" proclamation, said he viewed the original one as divisive and beyond the purview of the Council.