Sentence examples for having promulgated from inspiring English sources

The Buddhist leader accused Chinese officials of having promulgated a rule of terror and cultural genocide, but the government-controlled New China News Agency reported that police had exercised "great restraint" while mobs stoned, stabbed, and clubbed them.

Still others have promulgated, and sometimes actually adhered to, constitutions.

New York schools have promulgated stern "no scooter" policies.

In subsequent years, the E.U. has promulgated a detailed series of laws designed to protect privacy.

In December 1989 Kérékou himself abandoned the Marxist-Leninist ideology that he had promulgated in the mid-1970s.

By 2007 all the signatories except Costa Rica had promulgated the agreement.

In its four annual sessions, the Council has promulgated sixteen decrees.

Mentions her Treatment Readiness Program, and other sexual education devices she has promulgated for prostitutes.

He has promulgated the church's formal prohibition against artificial birth control, yanking this issue, too, into the public square.

Out of principle, my parents had refused to answer yes to a "loyalty" questionnaire the government had promulgated.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board has promulgated a rule that should bring about greater transparency in companies' earnings, beginning with this year's first quarter.