Sentence examples for continue to promulgate from inspiring English sources

While technically speaking for himself, Jean-Marie can continue to promulgate the rancid ideas upon which the National Front is built, without the Party having to take responsibility for them.

K-water will continue to promulgate SWMI as a solution to resolve complex global water issues.

Cantwell wryly noted that "current law with its loopholes would actually be better than these loopholes, which are just going to continue to promulgate the problem".

Mr. Rhodes continued to promulgate the Rhodes Method of teaching piano, and in 1991 made a video version financed by a music-store owner, Joe Brandstetter, who started a chain of Rhodes Method piano studios.

As long as the world continues to promulgate a double-standard when it comes to Israel, the Israelis have no choice but to protect themselves.

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.

It is driven by misinformation and myths that have been exposed before but that continue to be promulgated by the profession.

The show missed a "unique opportunity to bring greater awareness" of the horrific, national Oxycotin problem being promulgated by Walgreens and other drug companies that continue to reward their healthy profits margins in selling their deadly products without being held responsible for the consequences of such sales on American society.

One of the heresies promulgated by Gray is that many of those who today continue to hold to religious faith are far more profound in their thinking, and certainly better educated, than most of their liberal-humanist opponents.

It is imperative that in opposition to the idea of Islam promulgated by the new sect of assassins -- whose followers, for the time being, continue to grow -- another idea should take root and gather speed.

So while the SEC's recent ruling to promulgate rules to implement Title IV of the JOBS Act was indeed cause for celebration in many ways, fintechs were slightly more temperate in their responses, knowing that they must continue to carefully navigate their way through regulatory issues.