Formally proclaimed in 1833 by Count Sergey Uvarov, the Emperor's minister of education, Official Nationality rested on three principles: Orthodoxy, autocracy, and nationality.
On February 9 he was formally proclaimed king.
Prime Minister Ayad Allawi formally proclaimed a state of emergency for 60 days across most of Iraq.
When polling day came, the N.B.E.R. committee still hadn't formally proclaimed the end of the recession.
With this framework, the paper analyses measurement practices prescribed by IASB's guidance to explicate its underlying implicit concepts as distinct from those formally proclaimed in IASB's recent Conceptual Framework Exposure Draft CFEDD).
The latter doctrine, known as the Immaculate Conception, was formally proclaimed a matter of Roman Catholic belief by Pope Pius IX in 1854.
Having formally proclaimed Argentina's independence from Spain, the delegates appointed Juan Martín de Pueyrredón as supreme dictator, while they conducted a fruitless search for a monarch.
Most of what is now Uganda was formally proclaimed a British protectorate in 1894, with additional areas being added to the protectorate in the following years.
The Triple Crown title was formally proclaimed in December 1950 at the annual awards dinner of the Thoroughbred Racing Associations in New York and retroactively awarded to Sir Barton, the first horse to win all three races (1919).
The political and judicial structures adopted at independence in 1975 were those of a single-party state modeled on the Soviet example, but the regime never formally proclaimed its adherence to Marxism-Leninism.
Difficulties between the two in the middle years of the century had resulted in a de facto, though not formally proclaimed, schism in 1054, and ecclesiastical disagreements had been accentuated by Norman occupation of formerly Byzantine areas in southern Italy.
