Sentence examples for proclamation of good from inspiring English sources

Jesus announces his mission as the proclamation of good news to the destitute (Luke 4 18).

AT the nation's biggest ski resorts, trail maps this season will be emblazoned with a proclamation of environmental good will.

But by keeping rates unchanged, the central bank appeared to be signaling that it would like to see concrete steps, not proclamations or statements of good intent.

Although the proclamation of "water as an economic good" has been generally accepted among water resources managers, there are still some debates on the explanation of this topic.

He asked the ministers "what good would a proclamation of emancipation from me do" given the current military situation.

They issued a proclamation demanding the ownership of goods in common, the abolition of the right of inheritance, and the enfranchisement of women.

CAIRO — Not too long ago, large concentrations of good street art in the Arab world were hard to come by: The typical, universal proclamations of love declared in spray paint and the very rare stencil or more developed piece were about as good as it got.

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.

The Second Continental Congress heard of the event just as word arrived of King George's Proclamation of Rebellion.

4. The Proclamation of 1763 did which of the following?

The senator also seized the initiative in a recent uproar over a state proclamation of Confederate History Month, a proclamation originated by Mr. Allen as governor.