Sentence examples for was first proclaimed from inspiring English sources

The independence of the Irish Parliament was first proclaimed by Protestants at Dungannon in 1782.

Independence for Central America was first proclaimed on September 15 , 1821 but Mexico then subdued the area for two years.

In January of 1939, there was an international meeting when fission was first proclaimed and when the idea of building atomic bombs was in the air.

The point that apostasy would set God against the community was made in early prophecy; the idea that violation of the social and ethical injunctions of the covenant would have the same result was first proclaimed by Amos.

A few dozen third-world countries recognised it when it was first proclaimed in 1976, and though some have now withdrawn this recognition, it still has African and Latin American friends.

The achievements of the past (plus hopeful signs for the future) are lavishly displayed in some extraordinary CD boxes, which offer a cornucopia of holiday listening.Everyone would agree that jazz's full artistic potential was first proclaimed by Louis Armstrong in the 1920s, with the groups known as his Hot Five and Hot Seven.

The lesson for the media, print and electronic, is to challenge, in a civil manner, the veracity and sources of statements when they are first proclaimed.

In the nineteen-thirties, representing a consortium of menswear firms, Mr. Austin set about turning the quieter parental holiday — which had been first proclaimed by the State of Washington in 1910, without anyone's noticing — into a blockbuster.

In the nineteen-thirties, representing a consortium of menswear firms, Mr. Austin set about turning the quieter parental holiday which had been first proclaimed by the State of Washington in 1910, without anyone's noticing into a blockbuster.

In the nineteen-thirties, representing a consortium of menswear firms, Mr. Austin set about turning the quieter paternal holiday which had been first proclaimed by the State of Washington in 1910, without anyone's noticing into a blockbuster.

Imperial power, without repudiating the ideological themes of the principate, rested in fact on the army and sought its legitimacy in heredity: the two sons of Septimius Severus, Caracalla and Geta, were first proclaimed Caesars, the former in 196, the latter in 198; later, they were directly associated with imperial power through bestowal of the title of Augustus, in 198 and 209, respectively.