Sentence examples for proclamation that the from inspiring English sources

His proclamation that the economy is about more than energy is a beginning.

Casting Craig, in "Casino Royale," was a de-facto proclamation that the officer class need no longer apply for the job.

His proclamation that the economy was at a "virtual standstill" is believable only if you adopt Mr. Romney's denial of stark reality.

A royal proclamation that the law had to be reckoned the same in all three places because the monarchical realm was indivisible was undermined by nationalist passions.

And in early 1945, in California, he read Joseph Goebbels's defiant proclamation that the Germans' national greatness was the reason an envious world had united against them.

Explain, in the same proclamation, that the consequent defriending shouldn't be taken personally, and that you're doing it to a number of people at once.

The federal government allows buyers to put only a token amount down, guarantees lenders against default and regularly issues proclamations that the worst is over.

The government is allowing buyers to put only a token amount down, guarantees lenders against default and regularly issues proclamations that the worst is over.

And in early 1996 preliminary reports showed the Japanese economy growing at an annual rate of more than 12 percent, leading to triumphant proclamations that "the economy has finally entered a phase of self-propelled recovery".

On 17 July 1917, George appeased British nationalist feelings by issuing a royal proclamation that changed the name of the British royal house from the German-sounding House of Saxe-Coburg Saxe-Coburgo the House of Windsor.

"This is silly," he grumbled the other day as he headed from his office on Capitol Hill to the House floor to read a proclamation that recognized the Super Bowl victory by the New York Giants this month.