Sentence examples for promulgated at from inspiring English sources

That is the demand for Germany's unconditional surrender, which was promulgated at Casablanca in 1943.

The constitution promulgated at independence in 1960 guaranteed parliamentary democracy, although the provisions of it were not fully implemented.

By then, the Aesthetic Movement had spread to America, promulgated at the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition of 1876, which was attended by 10 million Americans.

Whatever further reductions are promulgated at the Congressional level will come in addition to predetermined cuts already scheduled to go into effect on Nov. 1.

He is shaking his fist at vague opponents, including "pundits," "Silicon Valley," anyone with "a Palo Alto ZIP code," and ideas promulgated at TED conferences.

Statutes promulgated at Thionville (1473) instituted companies of four squadrons, at his expense, and made rules for discipline and tactics; Charles also had many excellent guns cast.

The International Maritime Organisation (IMO), the UN agency responsible for shipping safety, is also taking steps to tighten the regulations for commodities that can suffer liquefaction.But the IMO's process is a glacial one, and the new rules will not clear its various committees and be promulgated until at least 2015.

The permanent campaign, promulgated by Clinton at the presidential level, has long been a fact of life in marginal House districts.

After the pacification of South Italy, the king promulgated in 1140 at the so-called Assizes of Ariano a corpus of law covering every aspect of his rule.

Prices on the 30-year Treasury bond, which move inversely to yield, dropped more than 11%, and yields rose more than 1%, since Bernanke promulgated his plans at a Fed conference in Jackson Hole, Wyo .on Aug. 26.

The religious right has profitably promulgated this misconception at least since the 1970s.