Sentence examples similar to proclaiming a declaration from inspiring English sources

In 1948, when the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was proclaimed, it was a declaration of hope into a post-war world.

On July 9, 1776, after hearing the Declaration of Independence publicly proclaimed, a group of American soldiers and sailors tore down a statue of George III.

About two dozen protesters started their civil disobedience by proclaiming their "declaration of independence from bureaucracy at its worst".

Nowra was proclaimed a town in 1857.

The experiment was immediately proclaimed a success.

Mr Savimbi was proclaimed a freedom fighter.

Massachusetts and New Hampshire proclaimed a day of public thanksgiving.

Because Trump and Kim agreed on not only denuclearization but also on a robust and lasting peace regime, South Korean President Moon Jae-in can now expedite inter-Korean exchanges and cooperation as well as his plan to produce a tripartite declaration by Seoul, Pyongyang and Washington to proclaim an end to the Korean War and pave the way to a permanent peace on the Korean Peninsula.

declaration-specifier---a declaration specifier; not evaluated.

So proclaims the Climate Declaration, a public statement signed by a fast-growing list of U.S. corporate giants, including GM, Nike, Intel, Starbucks, Unilever, eBay, Swiss Re, and even The Weather Channel.

Russia demanded an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council to proclaim the declaration "null and void," but the meeting produced no resolution.