Any effect which the said proclamation would continue otherwise to have, whether in relation to any other election or otherwise, is hereby suspended until further order".
Otherwise, proclamation 515/2007 entitles civil servants to get access to health care with a prepayment mechanism.
The so-called "Gag Law" dictated, among other things, that it was illegal to raise the Puerto Rican flag, speak patriotically about Puerto Rico or to otherwise make proclamations that could be characterized as being against El gobierno insular (Acosta 72).
His guests argued otherwise, warning that opposing the proclamation would be a "fatal error".
People like my Facebook friend's friend approach with smiles and proclamations of "I support gay people," all the while exhibiting behaviors that say otherwise.
People like my Facebook friend's friend approach with smiles and proclamations of "I support gay people," all the while exhibiting behaviours that say otherwise.
Just after the Battle of Antietam (September 17 , 1862 he issued his proclamation calling on the revolted states to return to their allegiance before the next year, otherwise their slaves would be declared free men.
When, in his famous address at the 2004 Democratic National Convention, Obama said "there is not a black America, and a white America, and Latino America and Asian America — there's the United States," he, too, was making the proclamation to white Americans and not the black, Latino or Asian Americans who knew otherwise.
Otherwise, the one hundred and fifty year promise laid forth within the text of the Emancipation Proclamation will be rendered meaningless.
Practical politics seemed to dictate otherwise, so it was left to Lincoln to end slavery, a more complex task than a simple proclamation.
