Soon afterward, Mr. Faubus signed a proclamation closing all four of Little Rock's public high schools.
The international HGP was officially closed with the "Joint Proclamation by the Heads of Government of Six Countries Regarding the Completion of the Human Genome Sequence" on 14 April, 2003 (Box 1) (Administration of George W. Bush, 2003).
A proclamation signed by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg declared Thursday "Cunard Royal Rendezvous Day"; the Empire State Building was lighted red, Cunard's corporate color; and a bell from the original Queen Elizabeth was used as the closing bell on the New York Stock Exchange.
Kirk, a strong advocate of British support of Zanzibar, forced Barghash to sign an antislavery treaty in 1873 and two further proclamations in 1876 to close additional slave-trade loopholes.
The author of this treatise is Ian Schrager, better known as a hotelier than as a political theorist — and, on closer inspection, his proclamation proves to be a sales brochure for a condominium project.
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.
And then after much back patting and proclamations about dreams for the future of Miami, Mayor Regaldao closed with a very important message: "Go Heat".
(Cotter) Smithsonian American Art Museum: 'The Civil War and American Art' (closes on Sunday) On the surface, this probing, perspective-altering exhibition, one of many events commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, looks straightforward, even ordinary.
The movie closes with American troops arriving in Kurdish territory — the one area where they enjoyed an unambiguous welcome — not just with proclamations of peace but with something even more profound.
Her department made close to three hundred proclamations in 1971 and already around a hundred fifteen so far this year.
