Although it looks as if the pope can promulgate laws, he cannot see them obeyed.
The ability to impose taxes, promulgate laws, count citizens and raise an army lies at the heart of statehood.
Arcadius, who had been given the right to promulgate laws independently, was supposed to direct the government in the East.
I believe the international community should get the Burundi government to ratify the convention and promulgate laws supporting it.
According to a recent article that Phillips wrote in The Threepenny Review, Freud was not dogmatic, he did not promulgate laws, and he did not try to represent psychoanalysis as a science.
In 2000 the UN established the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress, and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, which provided a commonly accepted working definition of human trafficking and called upon countries to promulgate laws to combat the practice, to assist victims, and to promote coordination and cooperation between countries.
It is pointless to promulgate laws which cannot be enforced because technology makes it easy to circumvent them.
For example, the Iowa Supreme Court has ruled that county governments cannot use home rule powers or protection of public health to promulgate laws that are more restrictive than state laws currently in force (Worth County Friends of Agriculture v. Worth County, Iowa, 2004).
In an absolute monarchy, the monarch rules as an autocrat, with absolute power over the state and government for example, the right to rule by decree, promulgate laws, and impose punishments.
Thus Confucius' warning about the ill consequences of promulgating law codes should not be interpreted as an attempt to prevent their adoption but instead as his lament that his ideas about the moral suasion of the ruler were not proving popular.
Alexander proceeded to restore Russia by building fortifications and churches and promulgating laws.
