Sentence examples similar to this form of proclamation from inspiring English sources
The debate late last fall over some form of proclamation took place during a period of especially confused policymaking on homelessness.
This sort of proclamation is common in all administrations.
As late as 1980, this kind of proclamation could still be called ill-informed.
James Gerard, the American Ambassador to Germany, when the World War started, got a big sheet of parchment in the form of a proclamation, headed, "We Wilhelm..."...
It took the form of a proclamation rather than a coronation – a concession made out of sensitivity to the economic plight of many of the unpaid Spaniards.
But when Château Mouton Rothschild was raised to First Growth in 1973, it was done with a lesser form of government proclamation called an arreté.
The ceremony will take the form of a proclamation rather than a coronation.
The swearing-in ceremony took the form of a proclamation rather than a coronation.
Like Pao's suit, the suits against Twitter and Facebook will face significant challenges in presenting clear evidence of discrimination in an industry shaped by implicit bias and stereotypes that often come in the form of vague proclamations of "culture fit".
"This was a kind of proclamation," he said.
