Sentence examples for was proclaimed for the from inspiring English sources

A "land care" decade was proclaimed for the 1990s, and a nationally coordinated schedule was drawn up to promote new cultivation methods, extensive tree planting, modest and adventurous engineering solutions, and wholesale changes in production systems.

In 1921 independence was proclaimed for the Tannu Tuva People's Republic, but in 1944 it was annexed by the Soviet Union and made an autonomous oblast (region) of the Russian S.F.S.R.

If Mr. Hardin decides meat imports actually will run more for 1970 a maximum of 1,099,000,000 pounds per mitted then quotas must be proclaimed for the rest of the year.

and equality under the law was proclaimed for all men.

A general strike was proclaimed for June 3rd.

"We don't call out, 'Ohhh, sulfate free' because when we look at the benefits that are being proclaimed for sulfate free, the connection with dry hair, the connection with color stripping, we don't find that to be something connected to sulfate or nonsulfates," said Pat Peterson, the vice president for product development.

The Wire is proclaimed for its grit; its supposed realism, "the most hardboiled TV show ever" said one fan.

Abstract rights are proclaimed for all humans, overlooking the fact that many prefer their ethics in more grounded, context-specific ways.

He knew that Perez, who by now had become a personal friend, was going to tell a story that confirmed what Johnnie Cochran, the brutality bar, and McKesson had been proclaiming for years about the L.A.P.D. "It hurts me to say it, but there's a lot of crooked stuff going in with L.A.P.D., especially L.A.P.D. specialized units," Perez told the investigators.

The Democratic People's Republic of Korea North Koreaa) was proclaimed, setting the stage for the Korean War.

He was proclaimed the Distinguished Older Georgian for 2009 by resolutions of the Georgia General Assembly and the Georgia State Senate.