President Lincoln originally pursued war only to preserve the Union; in issuing the Emancipation Proclamation, he made abolition a central issue.
How are readers to reconcile the new light cast on Atticus with the noble proclamations he made in Lee's earlier book?
Santorum said that if elected, he intends to home-school his children at the White House -- a proclamation he's also made before.
"We're not there yet, so I think you can judge by our actions how we'll act rather than by making a proclamation," he said.
PORTLAND, Ore .— As Amar'e Stoudemire sat at his locker stall Thursday night, he made a proclamation that drew a chuckle from several reporters — and probably outright laughter around the N.B.A. "Defense wins championship," said Stoudemire, who like the rest of the Suns has managed the former with only slightly more frequency than the latter (never).
For as soon as a proclamation was made of a pardon, the greater part openly deserted him.
Just as he made his proclamation, a restaurant executive strolled by and said Harmon's fish were too dry.
I don't know if he made an official proclamation or if it was an offhand comment that went viral, but when Ashton announced he was taking a year off in order to be a parent to be a Dad a few folks went a little nutty.
When he made this proclamation in a room full of people working diligently to diversify the technology industry, it was both alarming and sadly somewhat expected.
He made the proclamation in a video showing his fighters running amok, firing in all directions and killing captives.
The eminent English diarist Samuel Pepys made the following entry on the evening of Oct. 8, 1666, noting a proclamation made the day before by King Charles II: "The King hath yesterday in council declared his resolution of setting a fashion for clothes, which he will never alter.
