Sentence examples for he promulgated from inspiring English sources

The constitution he promulgated called for a referendum in 1988.

In 1931 he promulgated a new constitution, which strictly limited the powers of Parliament.

He promulgated needed land reforms, although they failed to alter significantly the social conditions of his lower-class subjects.

As a connoisseur and printer, he promulgated enthusiasm for fine printing among collectors and readers in the early 20th century.

Concluding that eradicating terrorism meant going permanently on the offensive, he promulgated a doctrine of preventive war.

In 196 he promulgated the decree inscribed on the Rosetta Stone; found in 1799, it provided the key to the hieroglyphic, or pictographic writing, of ancient Egypt.

What is this complicated game theory he promulgates?

Adamantly refusing the notion that the British writer's portrayal of African barbarity might be excused by his socio-historical context, Achebe makes Conrad, the man, answerable for the offensive stereotypes he promulgates as a writer.

In the view of Fawaz Gerges, the president's speech was above all else about the war on terror, a direct attack on Mr. bin Laden and the mindset he promulgates.

Michael Gove is perfectly correct to deplore a two-nation justice system, one for the rich and another for the poor (Justice system badly failing most users, says Gove, 23 June), but he promulgates just such a system by continuing to cut the provision of legal aid for the poor.

Trump, for whatever reason, has largely elicited nothing but a good-faith effort from reporters, who bend over backwards trying to explain how the guy came up with the strange ideas he promulgates on the stump.