Sentence examples similar to promulgate a message from inspiring English sources
OCR has not gone through the notice-and-comment rulemaking required to promulgate a new regulation.
Every once in a while, the Obama administration will promulgate a policy that is truly demoralizing.
In November , 1985 a U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington gave OSHA until September , 1987 to promulgate a new limit.
However, many people promulgate an image of seminarians as narrow-minded, self-righteous elitists.
As a dedicated Epicurean, passionate to promulgate the message of the founder, Lucretius reproduced Epicurean doctrine faithfully (Sedley 1998; Clay 1983 allows Lucretius more originality).
Rowe said they were operating from locations including gyms, restaurants and cafes, which are "used to facilitate extremist activity by allowing key figures to operate and promulgate their message".
The S.E.C. responded by promulgating a safe harbor, Rule 155.
Brown has for some time been promulgating a new International Finance Facility IFFF).
De Sède promulgated a story about parchments supposedly found in a hollowed-out pillar by the town priest in the 1890's, parchments containing coded messages that the priest somehow parlayed into oodles of cash.
The Commission promulgated a rule governing disclosure in this investigation.
In subsequent years, the E.U. has promulgated a detailed series of laws designed to protect privacy.
