I wondered if he or our previous president had ever made a proclamation to bring awareness to the tragedy of suicide and the health concern of mental illness.
Afterward, Jefferson made a proclamation that Mourning would have appreciated.
By 23 April the Red Army had completely surrounded Berlin, and Goebbels made a proclamation urging its citizens to defend the city.
But Trout made a proclamation reminiscent of his childhood idol Tuesday, when he vowed never to skip the All-Star Game.
Since 1987, December 1st has marked World Aids Day and the President of the Unites States has made a proclamation on this day since 1995.
PAGE A26 HERE HE COMES TO SAVE THE DAY Clyde Haberman writes that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's decision to try to run for a third term is essentially a lofty proclamation: "I make a gift of myself to New York to lessen its misfortune".
"We're not there yet, so I think you can judge by our actions how we'll act rather than by making a proclamation," he said.
Third, make a proclamation.
They make a proclamation of power and then there will be a fight with this force.
The Mayor of Boise, Idaho will even be making a proclamation in honor of National Drive Electric Week.
