Sentence examples for concept promulgated from inspiring English sources

A concept promulgated by the right — the notion of the hidden prosperity of the poor — underpins the conservative take on the ongoing debate over rising inequality.

Optimization of circulatory status perioperatively was a concept first promulgated by Shoemaker and colleagues [ 19].

The key transition figure was Charles Lyell, whose Principles of Geology, first published in 1830, promulgated the concept of geologic time.

Barker and Osmond (1986) promulgated this concept to account for an association between low birth weight and adult ischemic heart disease in Britain and Wales.

In 1992, more than two decades later, a period during which scores of newly discovered disease agents were identified, the concept of emerging infections was promulgated by a very prominent publication from the Institute of Medicine.

While misappropriating and taking excerpts from speeches by President John F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. out of context over the past several years, Horne still continues to promulgate concepts of "race" over ethnicity and cultural legacy.

Parsing aside, Twitter did the FCC a solid today by writing its post — each time an innovative Internet company comes out publicly in favor of net neutrality, it undercuts the argument promulgated by opponents of the regulatory concept that business will be stifled by the introduction of open Internet rules.

In January, 2014, the Democratic Union Party promulgated a charter based on Öcalan's concept of democratic confederalism.

(In concept it wasn't all that different from the industrial-strength dubstep promulgated by Skrillex and his ilk).

The Christian missionaries had a great influence on the creation of centres of Western medicine in many developing countries and in promulgating the concept of a hospital in which health care would be centralized and organized for the benefit of the ill and injured, many of whom would not otherwise have survived.

At the same time the Nazis used propaganda to promulgate the concept of Rassenschande (race defilement) to justify the need for a restrictive law.