Sentence examples for government proclamation from inspiring English sources

On December 3 , 1975 a government proclamation established it as the proper Tasmanian flag for use on land as well as at sea.

But when Château Mouton Rothschild was raised to First Growth in 1973, it was done with a lesser form of government proclamation called an arreté.

A government proclamation four days before the poll said: "Dear compatriots, proclaim your will forcefully!

News of the battle soon reached London, rendering superfluous a government proclamation made on the same day and which offered a rich reward for his capture.

In the words of a true children's champion, former UNICEF Executive Director James Grant, once said, "Each of the great social achievements of recent decades has come about not because of government proclamations, but because people organized, made demands, and made it good politics for governments to respond.

Government proclamations suggest that tobacco will be further taxed.

Tibet remains one of the world's poorest places, and the medical findings call into question the Chinese government's proclamations of great economic and social progress.

The American role in a Mexican cabinet pick also highlights the tensions and mistrust between the governments despite proclamations of cooperation and friendship.

By 1913, the government issued a proclamation ordering the destruction of all eucalyptus trees.

Karmal reintroduced the old Afghan custom of having an Islamic invocation every time the government issued a proclamation.

The government issued a proclamation of amnesty to the "traitors" in January 1816, but the trials that had already begun were finished in due course.