They found that popular notion -- one that FIFA, the sport's world governing body, loves to promulgate -- to be pure nonsense.
Transsexuals, meanwhile, want the diagnoses of "gender identity disorder" and "transvestic fetishism" that the new DSM is expected to promulgate changed to be more respectful and less judgmental.
The FCC also had to promulgate rules to determine how orders for all the different pieces would be placed and processed, online, on paper or by phone.
For instance, he says, until recently, federal agencies failed to promulgate regulations to reduce ongoing mercury emissions.
Lies have even been promulgated (to children or to the dying) out of compassion and tact.
The laws promulgated to regulate lobbying by both Obama and Cameron are widely regarded as having failed.
It had been promulgated to help the protectorate, but, instead, it divided the country and accelerated nationalism.
I take the words as they were promulgated to the people of the United States, and what is the fairly understood meaning of those words".
That charge was in turn grounded in a 1992 military decree that had been hastily promulgated to prevent Islamist organizations from providing assistance to victims of a devastating Cairo earthquake.
It was originally promulgated to replace the existing rule promulgated in 1983, and is now being referenced as the Stream Buffer Zone (SBZ) rule.
