Sentence examples for promulgate reform from inspiring English sources

It strokes the ego more to give speeches, hold curriculum meetings, and promulgate reform slogans.

Ham-fisted stock market and currency interventions, continued investment in zombie state owned enterprises, failure to promulgate a concrete reform agenda and intensified social media crackdowns bode poorly for structural reform.

And it also promulgated the Bail Reform Act, under which in hindsight you should not have been held in custody.

In April he promulgated a sweeping reform program that included autonomy for Slovakia, a revised constitution to guarantee civil rights and liberties, and plans for the democratization of the government.

During his first year in power he promulgated sweeping land reform and reduced housing rents.

Named heir apparent, Nakano Ōe was free to promulgate a series of reforms, drawn up with Kamatari (see Taika era reforms), requiring the great nobles to recognize the supremacy of the emperor.

"We have finalized roughly two-thirds of the 60 rules we were charged with promulgating under the financial reform law.

An education reform bill, promulgated in March 1972, was to put in force "a system of learning from the cradle to the grave".

Although Robert refused to consecrate Spearhafoc, there is little evidence that he was interested in the growing movement towards Church reform being promulgated by the papacy.

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

The Tanzimat is the name given to the series of Ottoman reforms promulgated during the reigns of Mahmud's sons Abdülmecid I (ruled 1839 61) and Abdülaziz (1861 76).