Sentence examples for message promulgated from inspiring English sources

This monumental anti-drug (and, to a lesser extent, anti-alcohol) collaboration came at the acme of Nancy Reagan's "just say no!" era, the message promulgated by then-sitting President George H. W. and First Lady Barbara Bush at the video's intro.

Nor would a pro-women piece fit with the messaging promulgated in many media outlets (some may call 'patriarchy'patriarchy

Messages promulgated by people like Mr. Harris that transgender women are vile caricatures too disgusting to be respected as human beings, much less loved by anyone or anything, were omnipresent.

But that message gets promulgated by the media.

The Torah, or Five Books of Moses, conveys many of the key messages regularly promulgated by prevention professionals.

A liberal society should be sufficiently strong and self-confident to refrain from banning organisations because of the nature of the message they promulgate.

When delivered in a written message, doctrines are promulgated.

"In the case of the film, by and by," continued Cobb, who has not yet seen the finished film, "I began to realize that Mike Nichols and Chris Walker were pretty much straight shooters, so it would help the message to be promulgated over time.

Specifically, two sorts of service messages are combined and promulgated at the same time: a multicast message intended for all receivers, and a confidential message intended for merely one authorized receiver.

I submit that this very message is one — inadvertently! — promulgated by the tech industry, more loudly with every passing day.

In response to predictions of increased risk of HPS in the southwestern United States in 1998 and 1999, the CDC, in partnership with several southwestern States, developed and promulgated prevention messages via television, radio, pamphlets and posters.