Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Rural Land Administration and Land Use Proclamation (No. 456/2005).
"Authentic art has no use for proclamations...," Proust wrote, "it accomplishes its work in silence".
The Tudors made use of proclamations by the king to invoke emergency measures, to establish detailed regulations, especially on economic matters, and to grant royal charters to trading companies.
The style was not used on English statutes, but was used on proclamations, coinage, letters, treaties, and in Scotland.
The company will also be prohibited from using "winner" proclamations, sending simulated checks and requesting information -- the hours that consumers will be home, for instance -- that would lead them to believe they had won a prize.
Eight months ago, a little-known Republican named Bob Turner used his proclamations of support for Israel to help turn out Jewish voters to defeat David I. Weprin in a special election for Congress in a district that covered Brooklyn and Queens.
Though the President decided to use the proclamation outlined by Attorney General Edmund Randolph instead, Jay's draft, like Randolph's, espoused a doctrine of nonalignment that would serve as the basic principle of foreign policy under the Washington administration (see John Jay to Alexander Hamilton, 4/11/1793, Jay ID #5644).
Reading comic books gets one used to bombastic proclamations.
Louis, in turn, as on later occasions, used assemblies and proclamations to divide the princes.
As played by the popular comedian Renato Rascel, Carmine is a paradigm of submission, a tiny man with the shape and panicked eyes of a hamster, whose one accomplishment is his precise, orotund handwriting, which he uses to draft official proclamations in the office of the mayor's corrupt general secretary (Ettore Mattia).
