In the third proclamation of the Ukraine government on November 20 the Ukraine republic was proclaimed, and this act defined the international position of the republic.
On March 28 , 1796 he made his first proclamation to his troops: Soldiers, you are naked, badly fed.…Rich provinces and great towns will be in your power, and in them you will find honour, glory, wealth.
In 1861, as the general in charge of all territory west of the Mississippi, Frémont issued the first proclamation emancipating slaves, which Lincoln quickly revoked (the same Lincoln who frequently used racial epithets).
April 2011 will be the 50th anniversary of the CIA-backed invasion of Cuba at the Bay of Pigs as well as the first proclamation by Fidel Castro of Cuba's socialist vocation.
Universally acknowledged as the first proclamation that the subjects of the crown had legal rights and that the monarch – then indistinguishable from the state – could be bound by the law, the Magna Carta became the first document to set out the right of habeas corpus and establish a tradition of civil rights in Britain that still exists today.
"The most important thing is the first proclamation: Jesus Christ has saved you.
This is what the United Nations has been aware of ever since its first proclamation in 1978.
The first proclamation for a national day of Thanksgiving came from the Continental Congress in 1777, when they "...recommended to the legislative or executive Powers of these United States to set apart Thursday, the eighteenth Day of December next, for solemn thanksgiving and praise... ..
Lionsgate bought Twilight studio Summit for more than $400m on Friday, and one of Feltheimer's first proclamations was to suggest his company wants to maximise profits from its newly acquired asset.
For all of Marcos' belligerent first proclamations from the jungle--meant to establish the Zapatistas as combatants protected by the Geneva Conventions--he was always driven by a political and social agenda rather than a military one.
