Sentence examples for subsequently proclaimed from inspiring English sources

The Democratic Party subsequently proclaimed itself the party with the "guts to fight back," and its leader, Tony Leon, cultivated a belligerent attitude toward the ruling ANC.

In the 3rd century, Emperor Septimius Severus died at Eboracum (now York), where Constantine was subsequently proclaimed emperor.

Alternatively, your micronation could suffer the same fate as the Republic of Minerva: soon after libertarian millionaire and activist Michael Oliver created a landmass by pouring sand onto the Minerva Reefs south of Fiji, and subsequently proclaimed sovereignty, the island was invaded and annexed (with international support) by Tonga.[6].

An extremist militant corps of Fatah called Black September (Aylūl Aswad) subsequently emerged, first proclaimed in November 1971.

Amadeo abdicated after an attack by the Radicals on the army in February 1873, and subsequently the Cortes proclaimed Spain a republic.

He killed three policemen, and subsequently the colony proclaimed Kelly and his gang wanted outlaws.

The red-faced federal officials who subsequently promised thorough oversight proclaimed they had "no tolerance" for that kind of negligence.

In the Christian tradition the Nativity story serves as the statement of Mary's virgin birth and Jesus' subsequently immaculate nature, proclaiming Jesus as the Son of God (10).

A settlement was subsequently reestablished, and Redcliffe was proclaimed a town in 1921 and declared a city in 1959.

Subsequently, Austria supported Milan when he proclaimed himself king and declared the principality of Serbia a kingdom (1882).

As with other investment strategies they have seen better and weaker periods and many strategies that have been proclaimed dead, only to subsequently rebound.