Sentence examples for proclamation that any from inspiring English sources

Like his frank confession that he had been a womaniser, Hawke's proclamation that any boss who sacked a worker for not turning up post the America's Cup victory was "a bum", went down the electorates gullet nice and smoothly.

Three days later, he issued a proclamation that any able-bodied man in the town who did not take up arms would be assumed to be a rebel or a spy, and would be treated as such.

Later that same year, Jefferson Davis signed a proclamation that called for any black troops to be executed along with any white officers serving alongside them.

On 5 September the entire staff of Le Soir were fired and a new editorial team introduced, while on 8 September the Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force SHAEFF) issued a proclamation announcing that "any journalist who had helped produce a newspaper during the occupation was for the time being barred from practising his profession".

On Wednesday, Ige also issued a supplemental emergency proclamation that gives the governor's office more authority to protect the public from any damage facing the power plant.

Mr. Bush's 2005 proclamation that "we do not torture" was long ago revealed as a lie.

COLD SPRING Putnam County Bicentennial Celebration Performances, re-enactments and a reading of the proclamation that formed Putnam County.

At the same time President Benes was drafting a proclamation that would herald the end of the crisis.

COLD SPRING Putnam County Bicentennial Celebration Performances, re-enactments, a reading of the proclamation that formed Putnam County and more.

February Manifesto, (Feb. 15, 1899) a Russian imperial proclamation that abrogated Finland's autonomy within the Russian Empire.

A parliamentary vote on a proclamation that would strip King Gyanendra of his political and military powers was delayed.