Sentence examples for promulgated of from inspiring English sources

The government's own statistics say that for the second quarter of 2012, 216 deportation appeals were promulgated, of which 61 were allowed, 139 were dismissed and 16 withdrawn.

The Law on Regional Ethnic Autonomy has been promulgated for the realization of ethnic equality.

Breitbart promulgated much of the white nationalist and racist rhetoric that served as a foundation of Trump's presidential campaign.

Early biographers, writing decades after his death, promulgated legends of loose living, drenched in alcohol.

Timor-Leste's council of ministers promulgated a draft of the law in August 2013 and parliament approved it on May 6th of this year, without a dissenting vote.

Subchronic oral toxicity and prenatal developmental toxicity of the astaxanthin in rats were conducted in accordance with the Guidelines of Health Food Safety Assessment promulgated by Food and Drug Administration of Taiwan which is based on OECD guidelines 408 and 414.

We analyze the two phenomena, in their emerging manifestations reinterpreted in light of the official statements promulgated at level of UNESCO, European Community and of other International Bodies.

Pakistan has also promulgated a policy of neglect of Pashtun areas and still lacks a strategy to deal holistically with social problems of illiteracy, unemployment, and disaffected youth.

The newest of these African myths has been promulgated by some of the self-proclaimed visionaries of the Internet Age.

In 1967, he met and impressed John Szarkowski, the photography curator of the Museum of Modern Art, who promulgated a theory of the medium as "a picture-making system".

This can be seen in the development of Curriculum 68, which promulgated a set of model computer science programs in 1968.