Sentence examples for proclamations to from inspiring English sources

Regulars don't need any studies or proclamations to persuade them.

Louis, in turn, as on later occasions, used assemblies and proclamations to divide the princes.

He issued one of his ubiquitous proclamations to inaugurate the traveling promotional vehicle.

Both, for example, rely on a handful of oracular, charismatic leaders who issue proclamations to (select) crowds.

The firefight was part of joint military exercises whose message, at least in part, appeared to be clear despite proclamations to the contrary.

Bin Laden, meanwhile, was hosting television interviewers, giving speeches, and distributing videos and text versions of his proclamations to whoever would have them.

He issued a proclamation to inaugurate the traveling promotion.

On Sept. 22, he read the proclamation to his cabinet.

They walked to the town hall to deliver a proclamation to the mayor.

But it was too late for a public proclamation to reach most people.

It will take more than a July proclamation to make it so.