Sentence examples similar to power of proclamation from inspiring English sources

The political power of the Christian proclamation of the coming sovereignty of God resided in its promise of both the establishment of a kingdom of peace and the execution of judgment.

The designation of Oregon City as the seat of power was by proclamation of Governor Joseph Lane.

With good reason: they were named after Henry VIII's Statute of Proclamation of 1539, which gave him the power to make law by proclamation.

Ten years later, Iqbal Quadir's proclamation about the power of digital connection to accelerate human potential could not be more relevant.

Unlike the Emancipation Proclamation, it had the power of law, and Seward predicted, prematurely, that the process of Reconstruction was almost complete.

"This was a kind of proclamation," he said.

Article 14 of Proclamation No.621/2009 permits NGOs to take part in environmental protection activities.

This sort of proclamation is common in all administrations.

Likewise, the recently enacted Canadian legislation states that a Parliamentary review of the law is required within three years of proclamation.

Theodosius Dobzhansky's now famous quote can be viewed not only as a claim for the explanatory power of the evolutionary process, but also as a proclamation of the importance of recognizing the deep history of life itself.

Bryant was unusually subdued; there were no proclamations about his comeback, no declarations about the power of his will to overcome obstacles.