Sentence examples for help to promulgate from inspiring English sources

Does this variance in reaction help to promulgate the notion that the Times' is politically biased?

Mr. Kouchner helped to promulgate and promote the "right to protect" doctrine both in and out of office.

As Mr Southey is the first author, of this persuasion, that has yet been brought before us for judgment, we cannot discharge our inquisitorial office conscientiously, without premising a few words upon the nature and tendency of the tenets he has helped to promulgate.

Without such a leader, there is no one to advocate for the re-authorization of the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act (which helps to promulgate best practices for states and localities) or for adequate funding levels needed to support this work across the country.

Once the ABA commission puts together an official translation with help from law enforcement experts, it will look to promulgate the translation out through state attorneys general and local bar associations, according to Acosta.

Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said that the committee's recommendations will help the FTA develop new policies and practices, and, should the FTA be given authority to promulgate new transit safety requirements, the committee will write new rail safety regulations.

So the bands had to promulgate outsiderness on their own.

Students who participate tend to promulgate brand messages.

The Act granted the President broad powers to promulgate regulations.

Newspapers have reported on the rough guidelines on Internet use that the Justice Ministry plans to promulgate.

The one it failed to meet, Ms. Brown said, was to promulgate the rule by 1995.