The proclamation stated that the "ends for which [America's] government was instituted have been defeated, and the Government itself has been made destructive of them".
The proclamation stated "Among the many vital contributions Ms. First made to her community, her dedication to civic life is truly exceptional; she has been a Board Member of the Community Council of Greater New York, a member of the Civic Advisory Council of the Deputy Mayor, and was the first Chairperson of the City Commission on the Status of Women".
The proclamation states that all 33 state prisons are at capacity or above, with 29 so crowded that the conditions pose "substantial safety risks".
Article 24 of the proclamation states that 'as of the effective date of this proclamation, nomadic people shall have possessory rights over the lands they customarily use for grazing or other purposes related to agriculture'.
The proclamation states that "Prayer has been a sustaining way for many Americans of diverse faiths to express their most cherished beliefs, and thus we have long deemed it fitting and proper to publicly recognize the importance of prayer on this day across the Nation".
When Koval was honored, the Russian presidential proclamation stated, "Mr Koval, who operated under the pseudonym Delmar, provided information that helped speed up considerably the time it took for the Soviet Union to develop an atomic bomb of its own".
The White Earth Reservation Tribal Council issued a Proclamation stating that all lands within the exterior boundaries of the White Earth Reservation are now a wolf sanctuary.
Two weeks ago it asked C. Virginia Fields, the Manhattan borough president, to issue a proclamation stating that the neighborhood would be known as Rosehill again.
During the visit, a city official signed a proclamation stating that Irvine would recognize the claim of the People's Republic of China as the legitimate government of Taiwan and would no longer send official delegations to the island, among other restrictions.
Early in 1779, Governor Clinton issued a proclamation stating that the state of New York would honor the Wentworth grants, if the settlers would recognize New York's political jurisdiction over the Vermont territory.
King Louis arrived at Cambrai on 26 June, where he released a proclamation stating that all those who served the Emperor in the Hundred Days would not be persecuted, except for the "instigators".
