Sentence examples for promulgated since from inspiring English sources

So, have the laws promulgated since the program was exposed, including the one voted for by Senator Barack Obama last summer, ended the nightmare of pervasive surveillance?

In 529 his officials had completed a major collection of the emperors' laws and decrees promulgated since the reign of Hadrian.

So, "separate as the fingers" was hardly an outlandish notion for a black leader in 1895, and in other endeavors Washington was quite the opposite of the cartoon promulgated since.

For a generation raised on the non-sexist childrearing philosophies promulgated since the 1970s, a super-traditional gender identity has joined the ranks of food allergies and chemical toxins as a focal point for parental concern.

The work of the UN, on the other hand, is driven by a set of ethical principles that sustain its mission - principles set out in the Charter of the United Nations, in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, in the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and elsewhere in the galaxy of international instruments and treaties that have been promulgated since the UN's founding in 1945.

In a paper published in the journal Environmental Law in December, Jeffrey Thaler, a professor of energy policy, law and ethics at the University of Maine, noted that there are currently as many as "50 different federal environmental and wildlife statutes and executive orders, largely enacted or promulgated since 1980 that create a daunting gauntlet of regulatory hurdles".

Some in France regard Houellebecq as a traitor, a former tax exile who – since 2005, when French voters rejected a European constitution that its politicians have since promulgated by other means – has refused to vote.

(He added, with a dig at Mr. Ashcroft: "Those of us who say so are not, in the attorney general's unfortunate and offensive words, 'giving ammunition to America's enemies.' ") Nevertheless, in an interview, Mr. Levy allowed that the rules the military has since promulgated give fairly broad protections to defendants, and "take the wind out of the sails of some of the critics".

To deal with the complexity of bronze reproduction, France has promulgated several laws since 1956 which limit reproduction to twelve casts – the maximum number that can be made from an artist's plasters and still be considered his work.

It will achieve the equivalent of a 42-mpg fuel-economy standard for cars and will also catch up to the pioneering clean-car standards promulgated by California since 2005.

Since first promulgated in 1947, CoSs have been revised seven times at approximately ten-year intervals to accommodate sociocultural changes.