Sentence examples for failed to promulgate from inspiring English sources
The first President Bush tried, and failed, to promulgate a voluntary national curriculum; President Clinton tried, and failed, to create a series of voluntary national tests.
For instance, he says, until recently, federal agencies failed to promulgate regulations to reduce ongoing mercury emissions.
The one it failed to meet, Ms. Brown said, was to promulgate the rule by 1995.
The following August, Huvelle ruled that the OPT program itself is allowed to stand, but the 17-month extension granted in 2008 is invalid because, in promulgating it, DHS failed to provide the proper notice and opportunity for comment.
If a year of intensive research, legislative draftsmanship, and political lobbying failed to result in health-care reform, it did much to promulgate the so-called Hillary problem.
He promulgated needed land reforms, although they failed to alter significantly the social conditions of his lower-class subjects.
Unfortunately, for those promulgating this paradigm patients presenting to the clinic often failed to fit into these diagnostic categories.
In doing so, they have failed to live up to the pronouncements of the field's spokespeople while promulgating bad science.
And still they allowed their enthusiasm for nuclear power to shelter weak regulation, safety systems that failed to work and a culpable ignorance of the tectonic risks the reactors faced, all the while blithely promulgating a myth of nuclear safety.Not all democracies do things so poorly.
Girls failed to materialize.
