Sentence examples for further promulgated from inspiring English sources

The language was further promulgated through the texts of Manichaeism, a faith spread by the prophet Mani (216 274? ce).

 Promote the use of the terms "Inclusive Education" and "Special Needs Education" as intended in the Salamanca Declaration and further promulgated by the 2008 UNESCO Education Summit, and extend services beyond the school walls.

The DOI is further promulgated by a Declaration of Istanbul Custodian Group (DICG) through writings in the medical literature, and by the engagement of professional organizations and governmental ministries of health to conduct ethically proper practices of transplantation around the world.

Whatever further reductions are promulgated at the Congressional level will come in addition to predetermined cuts already scheduled to go into effect on Nov. 1.

Further, Democratic administrations have promulgated rules virtually guaranteeing that recipients of public assistance will remain stuck in an unending cycle of poverty and government assistance.

Although Hutu insurgencies continued to occupy Rwanda's government, a new constitution aimed at preventing further ethnic strife in the country was promulgated in 2003.

Significant advances in animal protection have been secured in the United States through standards that have been promulgated, and we hope that further progress will be made.

But the 37 pages of new regulations, promulgated under the Public Security Ordinance, go further.

There he and European leaders promulgated the New Transatlantic Agenda a pledge to further liberalize world trade.

Now a further nail in the coffin of working-class aspiration is being promulgated.

Her government further restricted free enterprise, nationalized industries, carried out land reforms, and promulgated a new constitution that created an executive presidency and made Ceylon into a republic named Sri Lanka.