Sentence examples for passing a proclamation from inspiring English sources

Narrowly elected amid the inevitable allegations of fraud and divisiveness, McCain in his first year would stand little chance of passing a proclamation honoring Betsy Ross, much less any meaningful legislation on health care, energy or taxes.

And on this night, a unanimous City Council and Mayor Osby Davis had passed a proclamation declaring June Gay Pride Month in Vallejo.

North Carolina's Asheville passed a proclamation that 1 30 PM EST today would be the city's "Google Moment".

You go through highs and lows, sometimes hearing a really good speech or sermon that drives you to get every single city in the world to pass a proclamation against poverty, and other times you'll work and work on an event and not as many people show as you were expecting, it's very hard to get back up and try again.

Three years on In 2007, the Government of Eritrea passed a proclamation banning FGM/C.

Monterey County Supervisor Dave Potter told residents late Tuesday that the board had passed a disaster proclamation and forwarded it to the governor.

Led by a group of young intellectuals and officers in the Wallachian Militia, the movement succeeded in toppling the ruling Prince Gheorghe Bibescu, whom it replaced with a Provisional Government and a Regency, and in passing a series of major progressive reforms, first announced in the Proclamation of Islaz.

A proclamation remains in force until the President revokes it or Parliament annuls it by passing a resolution.

He implored everyone to stop the practice and congratulated the Eritrean Government for passing the proclamation banning it.

Dallas County commissioners unanimously passed a Juneteenth resolution on Tuesday that appeared to be another routine proclamation commemorating the end of slavery in the United States.

Recently Marissa Mayer the CEO of Yahoo passed the proclamation ending telecommuting at the company.