Sentence examples for proclamation against from inspiring English sources
The massive parade will finish at Stormont with a cultural festival held to commemorate the 1912 proclamation against plans for Home Rule in Ireland.
After becoming Lord Protector, in 1653, Oliver Cromwell quickly issued a proclamation against duelling, and also — according to Jonathan Swift, who had it on good authority — strongly encouraged his nobles to adopt a rude and jokey familiarity with one another.
In May 1792 a proclamation against seditious publications was issued; and the Habeas Corpus Act, which normally prevented the detention of persons without trial, was suspended in 1794 and remained so until 1801.
After becoming Lord Protector, in 1653, Oliver Cromwell quickly issued a proclamation against duelling, and also according to Jonathan Swift, who had it on good authority strongly encouraged his nobles to adopt a rude and jokey familiarity with one another.
Sure, it's not as damning as the time the FBI, CIA and NSA issued a bold proclamation against buying from the company, but it certainly leaves the door open for further scrutiny.
Proclamation "against type"?
Nowhere is this clearer than in the former president's frequent proclamations against Muslims.
Abrams, a veteran of the Reagan and George W. Bush Administrations, had publicly criticized Trump, but had not signed any of the Republican proclamations against him.
With China's maritime forces staging regular demonstrations of their determination to control disputed islands in the East China Sea and North Korea's new leader issuing daily proclamations against the United States and its allies, Mr. Abe's calls for a bolder, stronger military are getting a warmer welcome in Japan than similar efforts in the past.
One is Iran, supporter of terrorists, source of genocidal proclamations against Israel and seeker of nuclear bombs.
Executives inclined to take a supportive and patient stance to Trump (or any president) are now making public proclamations against some of his policies.
