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Перевод: proclamation

[существительное]
объявление; официальное объявление; декларация ; провозглашение; воззвание; прокламация

Тезаурус:

1. At some of the proclamation points the mayor scattered pennies.
2. Green Bridge is the first of eighteen stopping points where the bellman and crier rings his bell before reading the ancient proclamation, couched in archaic language.
3. The Jacobites had planned to follow the proclamation at Braemar by seizing Edinburgh Castle, which would have got the rebellion off to a flying start, for with the Castle gone the city would almost certainly have been captured.
4. Casting aside the aspiration to Home Rule as no longer acceptable, Sinn Fein set as its goal an Irish Republic as declared in the 1916 Proclamation.
5. We have no quarrel with his perception of the poem's tone or texture, which is correct, but no such "proclamation" was made, or intended.
6. Leading Muslim and Croat politicians simultaneously stated that, following the proclamation of independence, the army would be considered an occupying force and as such must leave Bosnian territory.
7. But she had also issued a proclamation forbidding all preaching and teaching.
8. The apostolic community experienced his presence in their worship, in the proclamation of divine forgiveness and renewal, visibly embodied in the "sacraments" (a much later Latin term for a religious symbol with instrumental effect).
9. Proclamation of the fair was necessary to make it known and enforce its holding on the specified date.
10. It stayed poised there for a moment and another question, another proclamation of innocence, then he brought it down ready to drive into the small man's stomach again.
11. The rebels then returned to Rutherglen Cross where they made a rebellious proclamation before moving off towards Avondale and the Irvine Valley.
12. For several hundred years, the "Debatable Land" was largely uninhabited and to keep it that way, in 1551, a proclamation was issued jointly by the two nations, to the effect that: "All Englishmen and Scottishmen after this proclamation is made are, and shall be, free to rob, burn, spoil, slay, murder and destroy, all and every such person or persons, their bodies, buildings, goods and cattle as do remain or shall inhabit upon any part of the said debatable land.
13. On the wall at the end of the Long Room hangs one of the few remaining copies of the Proclamation of the Irish Republic, which was read aloud at the General Post Office on Easter Monday 1916.