Sentence examples for cannot promulgate from inspiring English sources

"Each diocese stands alone, and we cannot promulgate rules on financial accountability," Mr. Korotky said in an interview here.

Engel v. Vitale (1962): In light of the First Amendment's guarantee that government "shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion," the Court held that public schools cannot constitutionally promulgate prayers to be recited by their students.

This role of the Emperor is similar to the Royal Assent in some other nations; however, the Emperor cannot refuse to promulgate a law and therefore his legislative role is merely a formality.

Although it looks as if the pope can promulgate laws, he cannot see them obeyed.

It is pointless to promulgate laws which cannot be enforced because technology makes it easy to circumvent them.

Instead, it fell to the RNC and members of Congress to deliver the defense the president has promulgated: that Cohen cannot be trusted on any topic because of his past lies to Congress.

"The rules promulgated by the co-op cannot in any way lessen the rights and benefits of rent-regulated tenants," Mr. Abramson said.

For example, the Iowa Supreme Court has ruled that county governments cannot use home rule powers or protection of public health to promulgate laws that are more restrictive than state laws currently in force (Worth County Friends of Agriculture v. Worth County, Iowa, 2004).

The immunity which the New Jersey decision promulgates, and on which the defendant principally stands, cannot avail against the most rudimentary test of logic.

But a union cannot define the scope of its own notice obligations simply by promulgating a clause giving itself the power to increase fees at any time for any purpose without further notice.

Moreover, it cannot be said that Geier's outcome hinged on the agency's choice to promulgate a rule.