Sentence examples for or proclamation from inspiring English sources
According to current church law, excommunication for abortion is "latae senentiae," meaning that it is automatic and does not require an action or proclamation by a church official.
He added: "Letters Patent are simply a way that the Sovereign signifies making an alteration or proclamation that doesn't go through Parliament.
In late October, the health minister, Mam Bunheng, took the first step towards regulating the sector by issuing a prakas, or proclamation, that banned commercial surrogacy and tightened restrictions on IVF and sperm donations.
The Dutch prided themselves on not giving up fugitives - they had resisted similar demands by France - and there was no treaty or proclamation to say regicides would be given up.
The title proclaims "I am John Wayne" as a shout or proclamation of "I am Somebody"!
The Manifesto of the Sixteen, or Proclamation of the Sixteen, was a document drafted in 1916 by eminent anarchists Peter Kropotkin and Jean Grave which advocated an Allied victory over Germany and the Central Powers during the First World War.
She does not make guarantees or proclamations.
No bold pronouncements or proclamations, no pledges or promises.
Regulars don't need any studies or proclamations to persuade them.
Importing old symbols of European anti-Semitism — depictions of Jews as enemies of God or proclamations of a worldwide Jewish conspiracy — has helped cement such imagery.
A second type of written law consisted of the edicta (edicts), or proclamations issued by a superior magistrate (praetor) on judicial matters.
