Sentence examples for all proclamation from inspiring English sources

Brian Ward, the Council member who drafted the "good will for all" proclamation, said he viewed the original one as divisive and beyond the purview of the Council.

They do not lend themselves to easy solutions of any kind, and certainly not to the watered-down one-size-fits-all proclamations of a worldwide convocation against racism.

All proclamations and appointments that were made by the king became valid only when orders giving effect to them were issued by the Hluttaw.

It was, after all, a proclamation not human rights legislation.

For all the proclamations of innovation, there is something quaintly old-fashioned about GaGa.

Despite all the proclamations about faith in the past eight years, I never once saw the previous administration exemplify Christian ideals of sacrifice, charity and respect for the sake of its neighbors.

For all the proclamations about how they could compete with bigger, deeper teams from the Western Conference, the truth is that the Nets have come to the N.B.A. finals the past two years with a monstrous inferiority complex.

The compliments on the Columbia page take many forms, some carefully crafted (a haiku in which the final line is "refrigerator") some hyper-effusive (an all-caps proclamation of "bro" with 73 additional o's) and some that might seem corny if they were not heartfelt, like this one from Monday afternoon: I am so glad to have gotten to know Stephen Zhou this year.

President Jefferson recalled all US warships from the Mediterranean and issued a proclamation: all British warships were banned from entering US ports and those already in port were to depart.

Hadrian wrote to the Senate requesting honours for his adoptive father and ratification of the army's proclamation; all this was granted.

A lot of Maryland eateries claim to serve the best crab cakes in the Chesapeake, but The Boatyard makes a strong case, with the proclamation "ALL KILLER ~ NO FILLER!" The dish is fully six ounces of lump crabmeat, barely coaxed into the form of a cake, served with housemade tartar sauce, fresh vegetables and smashed redskin potatoes (market price).