Sentence examples for That promulgated from inspiring English sources

Hays Office, formally Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, American organization that promulgated a moral code for films.

That led to a bloated regulatory environment that promulgated rules without any realistic regard for cost or basis in fact.

Then there was one from Listerine circa 1930 that promulgated a phrase that has haunted unwed women ever since: "Always a bridesmaid, never a bride".

Reagan helped to frame the template for an American foreign policy that promulgated democracy around the world and curbed what has often been called Russian adventurism.

From examining the history of abuses that promulgated in this situation, it is ever more apparent that MNCs must answer to ethical issues above and beyond governmental laws.

Coleridge and the philosopher William Whewell worked to tease out the old "natural philosophy" from the new kind of "science" and books that promulgated the evolving ideas were themselves a similarly provisional, hybrid genre.

Banksy has convinced nearly everyone who has ever met him that promulgating his image would amount to an unconscionable act of soul robbery.

If the state legislature passes laws that promulgate the regulations, the details will actually be written by the California Air Resources Board, whose members serve at the behest of the governor.

At least as important as a mission statement is something that promulgates a company's strategy that is, a strategic principle.

Dennett worries that there is good evidence that promulgating the idea that free will is an illusion undermines just that sense of responsibility many scientists and philosophers are worried about losing.

I suppose the rhetorical intuition is that promulgating the myth that Mr Ryan is a half-closeted adhherent of a supposedly pernicious fringe ideology helps poison the Romney/Ryan well.