formally proclaim

Examples (20)

• The council will formally proclaim the results tomorrow morning.
• The king was formally proclaimed at the palace ceremony.
• We hereby formally proclaim the park a protected area.
• The rebels formally proclaimed their independence from the empire.
• After months of debate, the president decided to formally proclaim a state of emergency.
• The election results will be formally proclaimed by the commission tomorrow.
• In 1975, the transitional government did formally proclaim the island a republic.
• The city council formally proclaimed a week of mourning for the victims.
• On live television, the chief justice will formally proclaim the winner of the election.
• She was formally proclaimed as the rightful heir to the throne.
• The company plans to formally proclaim the merger at Monday's press conference.
• The president formally proclaimed the end of the long-standing conflict.
• The mayor has announced she will formally proclaim June 1 a citywide day of service.
• They formally proclaimed the establishment of the new democratic republic.
• They refused to formally proclaim the ceasefire until all troops had withdrawn.
• The international treaty was formally proclaimed in the capital city.
• In a brief ceremony, the archbishop will formally proclaim the new cathedral open.
• The Vatican formally proclaimed the late bishop a saint.
• If approved, the committee can formally proclaim the new guidelines effective immediately.
• The victory was formally proclaimed to the cheering crowds outside.