Sentence examples for proclamation that there would from inspiring English sources

The next day she issued a proclamation that there would be no alteration in the current state of religion and that her servants should not be molested or troubled.

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!

"Early this year, an elder of the church made the proclamation that there are no homosexuals in the church.

Bryant is on pace to start running on a treadmill next month at a very light speed, but there are no guarantees about his readiness for opening night, despite Lakers executive Jim Buss' proclamation that he would "bet a lot of money" on Bryant's return during exhibition play in October.

Afterward, Jefferson made a proclamation that Mourning would have appreciated.

But he could not accept Brand's proclamation that he would "never vote and I don't think you should, either".

There was also really no story when Lincoln proclaimed Thanksgiving in 1863, the proclamation that established our modern holiday.

The same paper contained Confederate President Jefferson Davis's proclamation that the "war would be carried on with re-newed vigor".

Five years ago, Slate and Salon arrived amid proclamations that "Webzines" would become a multibillion-dollar business and displace print publications by stealing their readers and sucking their advertising dry.