Sentence examples for the proclamation into from inspiring English sources

He waited until after a Union victory — at Antietam, in September — to make the plan public, and he didn't put the proclamation into effect until after elections.

The proclamation into force of TRIPS-compliant intellectual property law in India is likely to affect its position as a supplier of affordable ARVs, especially drugs brought to market after 2005.

Based on this, each regions of Ethiopia started to put the proclamation into practice.

The proclamation in 1981 of the Senegambian confederation, established after Senegalese troops marched into The Gambia to crush a military coup, was abrogated in 1989.

Unofficial merchandise includes portraits of the seven signatories of the Proclamation glazed into ceramic plates, for sale on Dublin's streets.

He renewed the proclamation in 2013.

Lincoln was prepared in July to make a preliminary announcement that the proclamation would go into effect on Jan . 1of the coming year.

On the date specified in the proclamation, the International Regulations shall enter into force for the United States and shall have effect as if enacted by statute.

On the date specified in the proclamation, the amendment shall enter into force for the United States as a constituent part of the International Regulations, as amended, and shall have effect as if enacted by statute.

Plans were for Mr. McKay and Mr. Feeney to sign the proclamation on Monday to call legislators into session on Wednesday, the aides said.

The Times review concluded, "when slavery has become a surprise and a horror to everyone in the land; when the Proclamation of President Lincoln has passed into history as a splendid trophy of a sanguinary war; when the gratitude of a people that no longer knows a bondman reverts to the heroes that made them glorious, then will such a canvas be gazed upon with respectful admiration".