We will issue further proclamations at the appropriate time.
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.
Further, the proclamation freed the slaves of any secessionists who took up arms against the government.
Sure, it's not as damning as the time the FBI, CIA and NSA issued a bold proclamation against buying from the company, but it certainly leaves the door open for further scrutiny.
Class war of the kind unfolding in Russia looked as if it might start up in the United States, a dread reinforced by further bombings and proclamations by shadowy radical organizations that more were on the way.
The use of so-called Henry VIII clauses – from a 1539 statute that gave the king power to legislate by proclamation, without further parliamentary scrutiny – allows independent bodies to be shut through secondary legislation.
At the same time, the Arkansas Supreme Court had finally decided to hear the Brooks case, and voted three to one in favor of Baxter's election, further solidifying the Grant proclamation and Baxter as Governor.
The tone could not be further from the raucous proclamations of his opening partner David Warner at the start of this series, but they have gelled beautifully: solidity and daring in one dangerous package.
Nevertheless, the proclamation appeared likely to further raise fears that a breakaway state could become a haven for Islamic militants, including an affiliate of Al Qaeda in the region.
These results demonstrate that despite the initial paucity of data, the NIMPA's design was adequate in terms of encompassing key foraging areas of threatened seabirds and the use of preliminary data allowed the timely proclamation of the NIMPA while further studies were conducted to verify this.
I do not want to keep paying for health insurance scheme if I do not get sick and I need to be paid back the sum of money I put away at the end of the year if I did not fall sick" (male respondent, insured) Most of the participants heard about the new social health insurance proclamation but only few had further information.
