Sentence examples for any proclamation from inspiring English sources

There is no record of any proclamation of this treaty.

The president's response was to stall on issuing any proclamation of praise, or ordering flags to be flown at half-staff to commemorate the senator's death.

'(ii) All offences under any proclamation, law, ordinance, notice or order issued by or under the authority of the Military Government or of the Allied Forces.

Like Sharknado, it is deliberately created to be silly, and so any proclamation that the film is bad can be countered with "Duh, it was intentional".

The president has so far remained silent on Pride Month and failed to release any proclamation declaring June as a month to honor LGBTQ people.

"The United Democratic Party will resist the implementation of any proclamation or other directives that are inconsistent with the Constitution," UDP wrote in a statement from Banjul on December 17.  .

And an international panel of scientists convened by President Mbeki disbanded this week without making any proclamations on the question of what causes AIDS.

Ever diplomatic, Eli has refrained from making any proclamations about Peyton's future and even said he has no plans to see Peyton – or many other family members – as this week goes on.

While president, Jefferson refused to issue any proclamations for a national day of prayer, including its equivalent at the time, Thanksgiving (a Puritan religious holiday we still celebrate today in a modern, watered-down form).

But the survey also found support for the president's wager that social change is more effective in bringing rights than any presidential proclamation.

It is unclear how big a lift, if any, the proclamation will give Japan's antinuclear movement, which appeared to crest last year when tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered weekly outside the prime minister's residence.