Sentence examples for two proclamations from inspiring English sources

Johnson's first Reconstruction actions were two proclamations, with the unanimous backing of his Cabinet, on May 29.

Two proclamations issued in 1870 by the Daijō-kan, the governmental body of the early Meiji Era, each had a provision for a design of the national flag.

To recap a frenetic week: As of Friday afternoon, Trump had signed one fairly inconsequential law, four executive orders, eight memoranda, and two proclamations.

Baxter issued two proclamations to the press from his temporary office, asserting his rights to the governorship by vote of the people and the decision of the legislature; both were printed in the Gazette.

In December, on Zinke's recommendation, Trump signed two proclamations to strip a collective 2 million acres from a pair of Utah national monuments, Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante, the largest reduction in history.

Three proclamations ordering their deportation as illegal immigrants were issued between 1596 and 1601.

Her department made close to three hundred proclamations in 1971 and already around a hundred fifteen so far this year.

Gov. Jesse Ventura's office mistakenly issued eight proclamations, and one declared Oct. 13-19 as Christian Heritage Week despite the governor's secular principles.

Black Virginians were outraged.Mr Allen's successor, Jim Gilmore, who is also a Republican but of a more conciliatory hue, has put out three proclamations of his own in 1998, 1999 and 2000.

Kirk, a strong advocate of British support of Zanzibar, forced Barghash to sign an antislavery treaty in 1873 and two further proclamations in 1876 to close additional slave-trade loopholes.

The cover art includes two bald proclamations: "Fuck le plan nord", referring to a five-year plan for economic development in Quebec supported by industrialists and condemned by environmentalists; and "Fuck la loi 78", rejecting a controversial bill banning student protest.