Sentence examples for promulgated for from inspiring English sources
Mentions her Treatment Readiness Program, and other sexual education devices she has promulgated for prostitutes.
In the same year a commercial code was promulgated for the Casa de Contratación (Board of Trade).
The treasurer has been able to skilfully reorient the government away from the narrative it promulgated for its first two years, towards a more centrist and electable space.
Three officials familiar with the methods approved for Guantánamo said they appeared to be more restrictive than those promulgated for Iraq.
Unlike the situation confronted by the Court in examining the disclosure requirement of Section 212, the regulations promulgated for Section 201 do not eliminate plaintiffs' prior disclosure concerns.
The Law on Regional Ethnic Autonomy has been promulgated for the realization of ethnic equality.
No one is proposing no one will ever seriously propose banning or discouraging those who passionately believe in their metaphysical intuitions about life from proselytizing and promulgating for them wherever they will, as best they can, within the normal rules of civil argument.
No one is proposing — no one will ever seriously propose — banning or discouraging those who passionately believe in their metaphysical intuitions about life from proselytizing and promulgating for them wherever they will, as best they can, within the normal rules of civil argument.
Our findings may impact treatment decisions for these patients, particularly as they are inconsistent with recently promulgated recommendations for therapy [ 14, 27].
In an attempt to achieve a consensus position, the European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC) has promulgated guidelines for the methodology of performing serial FDG PET evaluations and for the standardisation of metabolic response categorisation [ 4].
One organization, the American Society of Health-System Phasmacists, has recently promulgated guidelines for stress ulcer prophylaxis that could be used as a template for the intra-institutional development process [ 11].
