Sentence examples for first promulgated from inspiring English sources

When he first promulgated it, Dr Moore thought his law might endure for ten years.

Here we are seeing a repeat of the 1980s, when these state antitakeover laws were first promulgated.

The Belgian constitution was first promulgated in 1831 and has been revised a number of times since then.

Kim Il Sung first promulgated this inward-turning, nativist ideology in 1955, when he officially distanced North Korea from Soviet patronage.

The responsibilities of parents and godparents have received great emphasis in the church's rite of baptism for children, which was first promulgated in 1969 and subsequently revised.

The prohibition was first promulgated in September 1077 in France by the papal legate Hugh of Die at the Council of Autun.

The low-acid theory was first fully promulgated in 1968 by two American doctors in the leading medical journal The Lancet and has since been the subject of much debate and confusion among bone specialists.

Right after its independence (in 1804), the importance of education was recognized and the first Constitution, promulgated in 1805, noted explicitly that "education shall be free.

Thus, on 8 May 1920, the first law promulgated by the newly established parliament was to pardon those charged of massacre and expropriation of property by the Turkish Courts-Martial of 1919-20.

A new custodial sentence for disobedient journalists has been introduced.The second ordinance, promulgated last week, severely restricts the autonomy of the thousands of NGOs that sprang up during the democratic 1990s.

Ferriss, though, is the first to promulgate that ethos to the general population – and he has been wildly (and deservedly) successful.