Sentence examples for a new proclamation from inspiring English sources

Thre was a new proclamation by the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia (FDRE) in 2002 and establish Federal Cooperative Agency to organize and promote cooperatives at national level.

On the day the new healthcare bill dropped, the president made a new proclamation that raises a serious question: Can political whiplash be a recurring condition?

Each day is met with a new proclamation: "I've decided to eat blueberries and cricket powder for a month," "I want to scale volcanos in Indonesia," "I'm starting a new side project that should only take an extra 30 hours a week".

The regime also issued a new cooperative proclamation (Proclamation No. 138/1978).

The report calls for a strategy to protect and promote Aboriginal languages, asks the government to address the substantial over-representation of aboriginal people in Canadian prisons, and to issue a new royal proclamation to, amongst other things, "repudiate concepts used to justify European sovereignty over Indigenous lands".

Another civilian official, speaking anonymously because he was in hiding, said the new proclamation of elections by 2010 "just proves these guys are going to insinuate themselves in power".

This means that nearly 40% of the 3822 NGOs registered before the issuance of the new Proclamation.

In addition, there was need for new proclamation since the previous one did not work.

The president will no doubt face a slew of legal challenges over the new proclamations, most notably from the Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition.

The Governor-General issued new proclamations dated 25 January 2008, with effect from 1 January 2008 (or 1 October 2006 in the case of the Defence Force Ensign).

"You've heard the word 'humanely' again," Pence went on, referencing the Trump campaign's new proclamations that the candidate would deal humanely with undocumented immigrants.