Sentence examples for originally proclaimed from inspiring English sources
In the end, the Big Six also couldn't agree on as many details as the group originally proclaimed.
Dawisha argues that the Arab revolt against the Ottoman empire was originally proclaimed in the name of Islam, not in the name of Arabism or the Arab nation.
In a series of councils, the Renovated Church, after deposing Tikhon, reestablished a Holy Synod of bishops, priests, and laymen, originally proclaimed by Peter the Great in 1721 to replace the patriarchate, to rule the church.
Lord Beaverbrook made the donations five years before his death in 1964 and during the recent legal dispute, archive copies of the magnate's own paper, the Daily Express, were produced to show that Beaverbrook originally proclaimed the artworks a "gift from Lord Beaverbrook to the people of New Brunswick".
A recount originally proclaimed Simonds the winner by a mere one vote.
The Provisional Electoral Council, or CEP — the nine-member institution responsible for organizing and carrying out elections — originally said only 4percentt of polling centers had been closed on election day, but when preliminary results were announced 11 days after the vote, they acknowledged the problems were worse than originally proclaimed.
Readers may recall the expression "government is simply the name we give to the things we choose to do together," which was roundly ridiculed by Republicans ever since Democrats (reportedly originally Barney Frank) proclaimed this.
In a speech originally intended to be an attack on Bill and Hillary Clinton, the presumptive Republican nominee also proclaimed himself an advocate of the LGBT community.
The city's bid proclaimed: "Every sector of the economy will benefit from the staging of the Olympic Games". Originally slated to cost about £2.4bn, Olympic costs jumped to £9.3bn by 2007.
The administration, which has proclaimed Mr. Obama to be "our first Pacific president," originally employed the word "pivot" to describe its new focus on the region.
