Sentence examples similar to register a proclamation from inspiring English sources
After the singing of the opening hymn, "Ring the Bells of Heaven," and the announcement that an engaged couple was now registered at Wal-Mart, the preacher read aloud a proclamation from Gov. Bob Riley that declared this to be a "day of prayer" — a day of entreaties to address the ominous threat to the way of life just outside the church's white doors.
Rivers, of Georgia, issued a proclamation requiring every alien in the state to register and be fingerprinted.
In January 1942, President Franklin Roosevelt issued a proclamation requiring immigrants from the countries that formed the World War II Axis powers — Italy, Germany and Japan — to register with the United States Department of Justice.
The proclamation doesn't, or at least shouldn't, register as a surprise: Wolf, who is in her early thirties and is based in New York City, exudes a degree of urbane hipness that often leads one to assume some form of progressive politics.
A proclamation is issued.
Most had never seen a proclamation.
They were a proclamation of defeat.
Gov. Hugh L. Carey of New York signed a proclamation demanding the same.
Ms. Von Furstenberg held up a proclamation from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.
