Sentence examples for proclamation is called from inspiring English sources

The Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation is called "preliminary" because it was framed as a warning to rebels, a threat to take action by a certain date if they refused to lay down their arms.

Evangelicals rose to national office in the United States with the election of Jimmy Carter in 1976, and during the next decades, came to even greater prominence in the civic sphere as figures such as the Reverend Jerry Falwell issued proclamations that "God is calling millions of Americans in the so-often silent majority to join in the moral majority crusade to turn America around".

"With this proclamation I'm calling upon all Californians, municipal water agencies, and anyone who uses water to do everything possible to conserve".

Who else is there besides me?" Following this proclamation of divine unity, which has been called the mahāvākya, or great dictum of Devīmāhātmya, she explains that all [other goddesses] are but projections of her power, as are all the other forms she inhabits.

Once a proclamation had been issued ordering the Army Reserve to be called out for permanent service, the Crown was legally permitted to order the Army Council to issue directions to embody all or part of the Territorial Force.

I don't know why I'm called upon to make these proclamations about stuff that has nothing to do with me," she says.

Her proclamation comes far in advance of when the poll legally has to be called.

In Edinburgh, a proclamation will be read out at the Mercat Cross, essentially telling voters that a general election has been called.

On 7 October, a proclamation was issued calling out the Army Reserve.

A proclamation is issued.

The proclamation is still legible.