Sentence examples for proclamation as part from inspiring English sources

The Vatican said Pope John Paul II had prepared the proclamation as part of Holy Year ceremonies next month.

A desire to have the proclamation as part of a display at the Canadian Museum of Civilization marking the flag's 25th anniversary led to its restoration in 1989.

The New York Times deemed the Preliminary Proclamation as important as the Constitution.

It sounded like both a proclamation as well as hopeful aside.

At the same time that this treaty was received in Washington, Pierce learned that New Mexico Territorial Governor William C. Lane had issued a proclamation claiming the Mesilla Valley as part of New Mexico, leading to protests from Mexico.

This weekend marks the 150th anniversary of the preliminary version of the Emancipation Proclamation being issued by President Abraham Lincoln as part one of a two part process.

It would have been easy to insert the question "How?" after several of Mr Obama's proclamations on the need to spread freedom as part of an epic Churchillian defiance.

The perverse al-Qaida logic used by Zahar in this proclamation is as simple as it is depraved, and the worst part is that it seems to have no end.

A cloud of uncertainty hovered over one of Mr. Clinton's last acts, a proclamation designating part of Governors Island in New York Harbor as a national monument, to be managed by the National Park Service.

And as for abolitionism, he asked Lincoln to "openly direct me to make the correction" to this part of his proclamation, as if willfully reading Lincoln's kindly previous admonition as ambivalence.

Gurrola said the city passed many other proclamations in support of groups, such as veterans or victims of domestic violence, and that she supported this particular proclamation in part because of her decades working as an educator at Porterville College, where she saw how important feeling accepted was to young people.