They knew of the official opposition, and the public proclamation against Jesus.

That would simply be a public proclamation of his love.

I have made public proclamation unto them, and I have appealed to them in private.

With the exception of Saeed's public proclamation, Rashid couldn't have been more pleased with how things were proceeding.

All of them by public proclamation denounced relentless vengeance against the faithful men who refused the royal boon.

Tacking on a social post or public proclamation makes your solo a supported climb, and therefore null and void.

In fact, my charge is that of making public proclamation of the wine which is sold at auctions, etc.

A public proclamation had bidden every householder display from his windows the most beautiful and costly tapestries he possessed.

But although they have made a public proclamation about it, no one has been found to do it yet.

Photo: Supplied Local law requires the chief election officer to issue an official public proclamation announcing the date of election.

You will provide for its public proclamation, indicating the penalty to be incurred by those who bring in contraband goods.

The gaps between public proclamation and personal practice, which were subsequently revealed in a succession of scandals, were not yet apparent.

Nor was it because they indulged in much public proclamation or systematic soliciting of converts, in the manner of modern Evangelicals.

Richard Dimbleby presented BBC coverage of the public proclamation in London by Norroy and Ulster King of Arms, Sir Gerald Wollaston.

No harder blow had ever befallen the count: it was as good as a public proclamation that he possessed small influence.

The public proclamation -on foolscap paper set in a dark wooden frame -used to be handwritten, but is now typed.