Sentence examples for proclamation question from inspiring English sources

"It remained true Trump carried the largest share of disapprovers of the 'Emancipation Proclamation' question, but that effect of that statistical 'brush stroke' appeared less broad on the larger canvas of a diverse American electorate motivated by a number of factors," the group wrote.

We have received the signed proclamation for Question 1, dated Dec. 31, from the Governor's office.

The arrests just weeks after the proclamation raised questions as to what fate would befall surrogates who were already pregnant, as well as the expectant families with whom they had been matched.

The firmly established default Christian proclamation on the "question" of homosexuality is that being inclined toward it is no different from being inclined toward any other kind of sinful behavior.

And an international panel of scientists convened by President Mbeki disbanded this week without making any proclamations on the question of what causes AIDS.

For Ryan, who barreled into the N.F.L. head-coaching ranks almost three years ago with bold pronouncements and proclamations, the only question that really matters this season is whether the high-flying Jets are coming back to earth or heading to the Super Bowl.

At a packed panel earlier in the day on "The Emancipation Proclamation at 150," a question about the film's "great man" view of emancipation drew an awkward silence from the panel followed by a laugh.

Will Russia or Georgia question the proclamation of the Gospel to the world as this is articulated in the encyclical of the council?

The office of Maine's secretary of state said on Twitter Tuesday that they had received a signed proclamation for ballot initiative Question 1 from LePage dated Dec. 31, meaning the law is set to take effect Jan . 30

In Alone Together, I question such proclamations and the assumptions behind them.

The Emancipation Proclamation raised the very real question of how freed slaves would be included in the postwar nation.