Sentence examples for formally proclaimed from inspiring English sources

On February 9 he was formally proclaimed king.

When polling day came, the N.B.E.R. committee still hadn't formally proclaimed the end of the recession.

Prime Minister Ayad Allawi formally proclaimed a state of emergency for 60 days across most of Iraq.

Formally proclaimed in 1833 by Count Sergey Uvarov, the Emperor's minister of education, Official Nationality rested on three principles: Orthodoxy, autocracy, and nationality.

Having formally proclaimed Argentina's independence from Spain, the delegates appointed Juan Martín de Pueyrredón as supreme dictator, while they conducted a fruitless search for a monarch.

The latter doctrine, known as the Immaculate Conception, was formally proclaimed a matter of Roman Catholic belief by Pope Pius IX in 1854.

His aides claim to have it on good authority that the AU will formally proclaim him president and demand that Mr Gbagbo go or else.Or else what?

ON Tuesday, John Paul II will formally proclaim Sir Thomas More the patron saint of politicians, a professional class that nowadays is not especially known for unbending principle.

Prime Minister Ehud Barak has warned repeatedly that Israel will retaliate if the Palestinians pre-empt a final peace agreement by formally proclaiming a state.

With a meeting in Kiev on Saturday set to formally proclaim the church's independence, some are predicting violence if Kiev tries to seize church property from the Moscow patriarchy.

After formally proclaiming his innocence in the grenade attack that killed Speer, Khadr in 2010 reversed himself and offered a guilty plea that permitted his transfer to Canadian custody for the remainder of his eight-year sentence.