Sentence examples for the document proclaimed that from inspiring English sources

The document proclaimed that the Matabele and British were now at peace, that Lobengula would not enter any kind of diplomatic correspondence with any country apart from Britain, and that the king would not "sell, alienate or cede" any part of Matabeleland or Mashonaland to anybody.

"You are being sued," a notice at the top of the document proclaimed.

Ms. Fitzsimons also has a 1915 diploma from the Butler School of Business in New Haven awarded to her namesake great-aunt, a document proclaiming that the school would "cheerfully recommend her to the favor of the business community".

In the document proclaiming the Jubilee in April, the pope expressed a "burning desire" that Christians reflect on the corporal and spiritual acts of mercy, acts that Roman Catholics are expected to carry out.

The document proclaims basic civil, political, and economic rights common to all human beings, though its effectiveness toward achieving these ends has been disputed since its drafting.

The document proclaims, in bold, all-caps letters at the top, that the plan is "TAX REFORM". That's not really the case, at least not in the way that the term has been used for decades.

The document proclaims, in bold, all-caps letters at the top, that the plan is "TAX REFORM".

These, the document proclaims, "are right and true for every person, in every society".

"The Master and Margarita" proclaims that "manuscripts don't burn".

"We're winning," a briefing document proclaimed.

Put aside, too, the point that the Bible, with its resolute emphasis on obedience to authority, is hardly a document proclaiming the boundless power of the free individual, even in its sublime Jacobean rendering.