Sentence examples for proclamation soon from inspiring English sources

France's foreign minister, Bernard Kouchner, has alarmed the Israeli government with his recent statement that "one can envision the proclamation soon of a Palestinian state, and its immediate recognition by the international community, even before negotiating its borders".

Her silent proclamations start as soon as I start to browse.

On Edward's death, while pretending to support Northumberland, he secured the proclamation of Mary as soon as Northumberland had left London.

His staff drafted the proclamation and the council soon passed it.

As with many of Mr Blair's cultural proclamations, this view would soon become the prevailing orthodoxy.

Soon after the Proclamation of 1763, which followed the end of the French and Indian War, British authorities recognized that the western boundary drawn at that time was unacceptable to land-hungry settlers and ambitious fur traders.

Sadly, wedged between the prospects of reconquest by Bamako and "Talibanization" by Islamists, the idea of a secular Tuareg state, even so soon after its proclamation, seems as remote as one of those mirages that befall travelers on the way to Timbuktu.

Randolph D. Moss, a former assistant attorney general, and Mr. White both said presidential proclamations could take effect as soon as they were signed.

The reaction was swift and very soon there were proclamations that Pulp Fiction had reinvented the gangster film in many dazzling ways.

Soon after Scoble's proclamation, someone posted Yo on Product Hunt.

Gov. Jerry Brown has not yet issued an official drought proclamation but said Monday that he soon will.