Sentence examples for promulgated rules from inspiring English sources

That led to a bloated regulatory environment that promulgated rules without any realistic regard for cost or basis in fact.

In truth, the laws the Outlaws defied were mostly those of the American Motorcycle Association, which promulgated rules to combat the negative stereotypes created by Hollywood.

SARFT has promulgated rules banning lewd comments and other moral provocations.Why are these troublesome, populist broadcasters allowed to operate at all?

Since 1923, when Dr. Daniel Starch first began analyzing print advertisements ("starching" them, in the lingo of the trade), the company has promulgated rules and offered advice to those in the advertising world about what works -- and what does not.

The case would be forwarded to an important Vatican office, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, which promulgated rules last year, before the sex abuse scandal fully emerged.

Under this act the MSHA has promulgated rules to regulate the design, review and monitoring of coal waste disposal areas (30 CFR. 77.214, 30 CFR. 77.215, and 30 CFR. 77.216).

So while the SEC's recent ruling to promulgate rules to implement Title IV of the JOBS Act was indeed cause for celebration in many ways, fintechs were slightly more temperate in their responses, knowing that they must continue to carefully navigate their way through regulatory issues.

Technocrats are in the business of promulgating rules.

"Each diocese stands alone, and we cannot promulgate rules on financial accountability," Mr. Korotky said in an interview here.

This provision directs the agency to promulgate rules requiring public companies to disclose whether they handle conflict minerals that originated in Congo and about a dozen or so neighboring countries and to detail the procedures used to monitor this trade.

The OCC can remove bank officers and directors and can promulgate rules and regulations under the authority of the National Bank Act governing investments, lending, and other practices of national banks.