Sentence examples for proclamation that it would from inspiring English sources
Some Islamists were unhappy about Riyadh's proclamation that it would make major changes to the Saudi educational system in an effort to emphasize the spirit of modernity, nonviolence, and cooperation with non-Muslims that was dictated by Muslim teachings.
The LSA issued a formal proclamation in late 1920 that it would only accept whites and in 1922 changed the masthead of Lone Scout from "A Real Boys Magazinee" to "The White Boys Magazine".
News of Katie Couric's huge new salary was met with proclamations from some agents that it would set new pay standards for the television news industry at large.
At that meeting, Seward usefully suggested that Lincoln delay the proclamation until after a Union victory, so that it wouldn't look like a desperate measure.
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.
At the same time President Benes was drafting a proclamation that would herald the end of the crisis.
A parliamentary vote on a proclamation that would strip King Gyanendra of his political and military powers was delayed.
And yet "The Sympathizer" ends with a proclamation that would work as well for the displaced Vietnamese of "The Refugees": "We will live!
The Islamist parties, along with some liberal parties and activist groups, had called for a demonstration against SCAF's plan to introduce a constitutional proclamation that would keep both the budget of the armed forces and the power to declare war under the sole purview of the military.
The act set a precedent for the Emancipation Proclamation that would come several months later, according to City Councilman Vincent Orange, who is the chair of the event's oversight committee.
Nor anything that would have us believe that Israel's repeated proclamation that it has the "most moral army in the world" is any more true than its explanation of so many Palestinian deaths.
