Sentence examples similar to a clear proclamation about from inspiring English sources

And because there is no clear proclamation from above -- the government, a national train company, a single dominant merchant, or anyone -- about how to standardize, the nascent mobile payments industry is one of the most convoluted I've ever seen.

She made a bold proclamation about the believers who were joining her that day.

Martinez, a former district attorney, also used the words "forcible rape" in a proclamation about New Mexico's Sexual awareness month in April.

I'd also like to make a proclamation about Small Business Week – in three parts.

Talk about a clear agenda for change.

The average margin of victory in the Jets' six losses has been 17 points, a clear indication that they are not of playoff timbre, despite their public proclamations to the contrary.

Michael Knights, a fellow at the Middle East Institute, told VICE News the dual proclamations had a clear intention coming from a group as propaganda-oriented as IS.

To my mind, the present crisis needs a much more decisive proclamation about where the Church stands on this very troubling issue.

About 25% show a clear upward slope.

The result of the last election ushered in a wave of proclamations about the birth of an America that is more equal and more integrated than ever before.

On Saturday, when an announcer was making some proclamation about Olympic gold being everybody's dream, Haworth said, "Nah, give me a bronze any day".