Examples of using A proclamation in English and their translations into Danish
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who presented a proclamation to the Church commending the Church"for its efforts in making the Bay Area a better place for persons of all races, colors, creeds and walks of life.
Make a proclamation from this point on"I drop my karma,
In the weeks following the baptism of Jesus the character of John's preaching gradually changed into a proclamation of mercy for the common people,
Buonaparte has published a proclamation in which he invites all the Jews of Asia
the preachers of the faith movement consequently put a high priority on a proclamation whose aim it is to bind
The question is: must that call for respect for those principles in the exercise of the power to impose penalties be construed as a proclamation of the general transfer to the Union judicature of all the guarantees mentioned at the beginning which,
the Charter was also proclaimed by the Nice European Council and I believe that a proclamation is politically binding on those who proclaim it.
Such a proclamation in surety and in principle forever settled the status of your world,
of course, a proclamation of absolute totalitarianism,
after a brief period of German invasion, the country became independent in a proclamation made on 18 November 1918.
In 1493 the Pope issued a proclamation(a Bull) which assigned all lands which were more than 100 leagues(345 miles)
after a brief period of German invasion, the country became independent in a proclamation made on 18 November 1918.
The attorney general just issued a proclamation for his immunity.
Citizens, I bring a proclamation from the Imperial City!
Once the time for mourning had passed, a proclamation was sent out.
And there went a proclamation throughout the host about the going down of the sun,
The book is a proclamation to radically rethink and redefine our tactics for rebellion in a fast changing landscape,
In 1493 the Pope issued a proclamation(a Bull) which assigned all lands which were more than 100 leagues(345 miles)
These included measures related to church discipline and the struggle against decaying morals as well as a proclamation of the Word of God.
without preamble, read the project of a Proclamation to the Peoples of All the Belligerent Countries&….