Sentence examples for new proclamation that from inspiring English sources

The new proclamation that Trump signed, for example, does not resolve the status of refugees covered by the earlier ban.

On the day the new healthcare bill dropped, the president made a new proclamation that raises a serious question: Can political whiplash be a recurring condition?

"You've heard the word 'humanely' again," Pence went on, referencing the Trump campaign's new proclamations that the candidate would deal humanely with undocumented immigrants.

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told the justices that the new proclamation meant that temporary measures under review at the Supreme Court had been superseded.

And suppose the new president then issues "a proclamation that says no one shall enter from Israel". What are "reasonable observers" to think?

New light is shed on his once-noble proclamation that "not all men are created equal".

Yet they inspire a proclamation that might actually be true: The accuracy rate of "conventional wisdom" in this presidential election has plummeted to new lows.

The proclamation that the new hours will be in effect for the entire semester was not approved by MIT, and was possibly overenthusiastic, he said.

Each time, there was the promise of a different sponsor, a more formidable sober living house, a new job and the teary proclamation that if he didn't stop he would surely die.

Nearly half of the plateau falls outside the new boundaries, Polly noted in an interview — including nearly all of the Tropic Shale, a roughly 94 million-year-old swath of rock that the new proclamation identifies as a protected object.

Citing statements from Mr. Trump, some made as a presidential candidate and some more recent, Judge Chuang found that the new proclamation was tainted by religious animus and most likely violated the Constitution's prohibition of government establishment of religion.