Many of these outings are strictly mayoral -- presenting a proclamation at the New York Is Book Country reception, for example -- while others are for groups that Mr. Bloomberg supported when he ran Bloomberg L.P., like arts philanthropies.
Atlanta City Councilmember Kwanza Hall, an MIT alumnus who is a big supporter of the arts in Atlanta, delivered a proclamation at the CDC declaring the day Plastic Pollution Reduction Day in Atlanta.
Last May the mayor there, Jimmy Delshad, read a proclamation at a party Mr. Streets held on the anniversary of his gallery's opening.
On 20 October 1604, James issued a proclamation at Westminster changing his style to "King of Great Britain, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, etc".
On 7 November 1919 the King issued a proclamation asking "that at the hour when the Armistice came into force, the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, there may be, forthe brief space of two minutes, a complete suspension of all our normal activities.
As Richard Cobden, a prominent pro-union member of the British Parliament, said of the proclamation at the time: "It has closed the mouths of those who have been advocating the side of the South.
The next step in the radicalization of Republican, and Northern, opinion came with John C. Fremont's proclamation at the end of August.
Lloyds has 130 companies in tax havens, despite the prime minister's proclamation at the last G20 in London that these would be curtailed.
"You can't have that proclamation at the same time you're inviting everybody from everywhere to come here," said Jo Wideman, executive director of CAPS.
After his proclamation at the Hippodrome, Doukas resolved to besiege the palace, but finally tried to enter through the Chalke, while ordering his followers not to draw their swords so as to avoid bloodshed.
Considering current Middle East events, it appears that Waxman's proclamation at the behest of Harman that "Ms. Winograd is far, far outside the bipartisan mainstream of views that has long insisted that U.S. policy be based upon rock-solid support for [Israel]... .. stems more from Waxman and Harman's personal bias than from America's current truth.
