In 1923 this was replaced by the Debt Adjustment Act, which strengthened the commissioner's powers and was intended to extend his jurisdiction over the entire province; due to opposition from lenders, the portions of the act dealing with other than drought-stricken areas were never proclaimed.
Certainly, Ali was never shy about proclaiming his own beauty – "I'm sooo pretty" was one of his most popular refrains.
And rather than wondering what is the point of having beliefs if they are never publicly proclaimed, you resolve to learn a lesson that the stiffer kind of bygone English moralist usually forgot, which is that, by and large, moral change is effected by example rather than kicking up a fuss.
His desire to proclaim his homosexuality was never clearer than in his publication of his correspondence with Henri de Montherlant, a fellow gay writer.
"Gender was never binary," Morgan's simple artworks proclaim.
Through her teeth, she proclaims that he was "never a good man", subtly referring to the time he raped her back in the second season.
To the best of our knowledge ON was never found to be correlated to, or proclaimed to cause diffuse axonal degeneration in the whole CNS, respectively brain atrophy.
Remarkably, he remained in Argentina for three more years, proclaiming his innocence, and was never taken into custody.
American foreign policy is rather confusing in the Middle East, as we have never openly backed one sect over the other -- we've never proclaimed that "Sunnis are good, Shi'ites are bad" (or vice versa).
Pope Francis has never proclaimed himself to be a liberation theologian and was even a critic of aspects of the movement when he was still known as Father Bergoglio in his native Argentina, according to papal biographers.
Ironically, movement was most effectively suggested by French artists who never proclaimed the intention to do so.
