Sentence examples for which proclaimed from inspiring English sources

He drew up the country's civil code, which proclaimed the equality of citizens before the law.

Others were just sent windows which proclaimed "server not available" or "access denied".

Franco also benefited from the support of the Roman Catholic Church, which proclaimed his cause a "Crusade".

He's an excellent balladeer, even if his backdrop, which proclaimed him "the King of R & B," overstates the case.

The text keeps some articles of the 1959 Constitution, which proclaimed that Tunisia's religion is Islam, its language is Arabic and that the president must be Muslim.

The National Assembly adopted a new constitution on July 12 , 1991 which proclaimed Bulgaria a parliamentary republic and promised citizens a broad range of freedoms.

The 1941 Atlantic Charter, which proclaimed the right of all peoples to self-determination, also stimulated political activists in Southern Africa.

This was in complete contrast to the prevailing orthodoxy, which proclaimed that infinite could mean only "larger than any finite amount".

The Armenian church was one of several Eastern churches that confessed the Christological formula of St. Cyril of Alexandria, which proclaimed "one incarnate nature of the Word".

The revolutionary and nationalist ferment in the Russian Empire spread quickly to Bessarabia, which proclaimed support for the moderate Socialist Revolutionary Aleksandr Kerensky in March 1917.

On the site, which proclaimed that "Invest Better 2001 is already the No. 1 investment service in existence," Mr. Bartiromo gave investors a choice of four investment packages.