Henceforth, the year of the official proclamation of the Republic (1792) would become Year One.
But first he had to take the ceremonial handoff of his official proclamation.
So 10 days ago, Gov. Mike Foster issued an official proclamation asking Louisianans to pray for rain.
MINNEAPOLIS — There has been no official proclamation from Manager Joe Girardi, but his lineups have told the story.
Unadulterated versions of crowd favorites like "Fade to Black" and "One" made this an official proclamation of dominance.
The Mayor read an official proclamation citing the dedication of Loeser, who "lived and breathed his job and worked tirelessly day and night, 24/6".
When Abraham Lincoln made Thanksgiving a national holiday in 1863, his official proclamation might have doubled as a fast-day sermon.
United are taking instructions from the Netherlands about when they should make an official proclamation that they have appointed Van Gaal as David Moyes' permanent successor.
The first is to renounce high responsibilities; the second to deny oneself or someone else something; the third to abolish by an official proclamation.
Would they have thought that an official proclamation with a lot of capital letters and a ceremony at a sacred place would be enough to renew fihavanana?
And there was an official proclamation signed by the City Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, who was 5 years old back then, and Councilwoman Gale A. Brewer, who was 21.
