Sentence examples similar to measured proclamation from inspiring English sources

Frémont responded that he had been given full power to put down secession in Missouri and that, as a war measure, the proclamation was entirely warranted.

Indeed, a joint resolution passed by Congress last December requested that President Bush issue a proclamation recognizing "the value of the study of the Bible". In February, Mr. Bush signed the measure proclaming 1990 the International Year of Bible Reading.

If the Jets were in Super Bowl XLV, quarterback Mark Sanchez would have had a chance to be measured for a ring in his second season, but for all of Coach Rex Ryan's persistent proclamations, it was not to be.

One could take any line of the Proclamation with which to measure the present, and at this moment some people inevitably do.

(Stanton recorded a very different reaction by Chase, who, according to Stanton's recollection, called the proclamation a "measure of great danger").

Those orders were temporary measures, he wrote, while the proclamation was the product of extensive study and deliberation.

Davis calls the Emancipation Proclamation "the most execrable measure recorded in the history of guilty man".

Solicitor General Noel J. Francisco had told the justices that the new proclamation meant that temporary measures under review at the Supreme Court had been superseded.

Premier Bourassa has men tioned stolen dyna??te among the factors that caused him, in conjunction with Mayor Dra peau, to ask for proclamation of the War Measures Act.

President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation as a war measure.

He issued the Emancipation Proclamation as a war measure.