Sentence examples for changes promulgated by from inspiring English sources

The changes, promulgated by the king, created an appointed upper house of Parliament, which can effectively block actions of the elected lower house.

As we have seen with other current proposed changes promulgated by various arms of the federal government, rulemaking is a long and difficult process.

The SEED to SCALE theory of social change promulgated by Future Generations (22) suggests that the most available and sustainable approach to scaling up successful pilots lies in redirecting how people apply their energies.

A modification of this model, promulgated by Becker et al. [ 13], has been widely applied in diverse fields of healthcare.

These regulators act as force multipliers: a regulation promulgated by a few can change the behaviour of entire industries.

There is no question that the document Nostra Aetate ("In our Time") -- promulgated by the Second Vatican Council in October 1965 -- changed the discourse in the field of Jewish-Christian dialogue in particular, and interreligious dialogue in general, in the contemporary period.

(According to "Spring Forward: The Annual Madness of Daylight Saving Time," by Michael Downing, the notion that farmers benefitted from daylight saving was a fiction promulgated by the Boston Chamber of Commerce, which championed the time change because added evening light encouraged evening shopping).

The idea that tackling climate change is against economic growth is an utterly false notion created and promulgated by the fossil fuel industry.

This was the view, for example, promulgated by Bernard Lewis, who once wrote that in the past change had only occurred in the "stagnant Middle East" when it had been "initiated by past European rulers".

The Emancipation Proclamation, declared and promulgated by Pres.

"Peace and rest," he said, "are promulgated by classical buildings.