Sentence examples for Before promulgation from inspiring English sources

In France judicial review must take place in the abstract (i.e., in the absence of an actual case or controversy) and before promulgation (i.e., before a challenged law has taken effect).

Since the Constitution empowers the Congress to establish courts with exclusive jurisdiction over military offenses, some consultation with leadership before the promulgation of the order would have been appropriate.

In effect, the clock has been turned back to Aug. 15, before the promulgation of Khanah's dictatorial constitution started all the trouble Unless future violence is dealt with firmly, and unless the interim govt. responds to demands of students, religious & political groups for more civilian control & safe guarding of individual liberties, there is scant hope for the future.

Is it unreasonable that we don't want the reins of our country handed over to a foreign country?" Before the promulgation of the new constitution, Nepal was composed of 75 districts controlled by a highly centralized government.

Even before the promulgation of rules for nomenclatural types at the end of the 19th century (Hitchcock, 1905; Swingle, 1913; Daston, 2004), type specimens had become the essential element to resolve the ever-expanding problems of synonymy.

Before its eventual promulgation in 1681, it was further edited and abbreviated by Fernando Jiménez Paniagua.

The sole raison d'être of its publisher, Regnery, is the promulgation of hard-right politics.

The threat has now passed with the hospital's promulgation of tighter management procedures.

The promulgation of fatwas by call-in shows and Web sites has spread in recent years.

"It includes significant and unrebutted evidence of religious animus driving the promulgation of the Executive Order".

The promulgation of DRM video on the web is the beginning, not the end.