| This act remains unproclaimed, but is available for proclaimation if manufacturers fail to deliver agreed performance. |
| In the covert, unproclaimed struggle which had brought them both to this pass, that must have been the gauge. |
| There is, for instance-I believe unproclaimed within our law-the notion of a hospital order similar to the British concept, which is an aspect of what I referred to, that there could be a psychiatric element in disposition. |
| The prophecies to which I would call attention now, came from the upper world, and came unheeded and unproclaimed! |
| The Government agrees that the unproclaimed section providing for hospital orders should be repealed. |
| This bill provides the information to the House as to whether a bill that has been sitting around for 10 years unproclaimed should continue or be allowed to disappear off the order paper and no longer be of any consideration. |
