Sentence examples similar to Global edict proclaimed from inspiring English sources

Environmental limits were also evident in Russia, though a Marxist Stalinist edict proclaimed not environment, but modes of material production, as determinative.

But this, too, came close to being crossed when a prominent cleric issued a fatwa, or religious edict, proclaiming that "whoever supports the infidel is considered an infidel".

The edicts proclaimed the equality of all citizens under the law and granted civil and political rights to the Christian subjects.

Through a series of edicts proclaimed between 1536 and 1544, King Francis I instituted the first systematic measures to police France.

Two years later the UN proclaimed December 10th as Human Rights Day.

"Giants N.F.C. Eastern Division Champs," it proclaimed.

(Only last month the New York Times so proclaimed).

"Twitter is the new EPG," he proclaimed.

The New York Daily News headline proclaimed "Hair Revival's High Fun".

The 2000 Millennium Summit proclaimed the improvement of maternal health as the fifth Millennium Development Goal (MDG 5).

The Senate edict may make that more difficult.