Sentence examples for promulgated their from inspiring English sources

He had been a soldier, and when the Taliban promulgated their new dress code, he saw his opportunity.

While in power they closed girls' schools, promulgated their extreme version of Sharia law and introduced measures such as banning the playing of music in cars.

Since the CDC promulgated their 2006 HIV testing recommendations, stakeholders in the HIV/AIDS advocacy, care, research, and policy have cited both potential ethical concerns and justifications for the 2006 CDC recommendations.

When they first promulgated their recommendations in 2006, the stated goals of CDC were to increase the number of individuals who know their status and to destigmatize HIV and HIV testing.

BICEP2's researchers were criticised in some quarters for rushing to promulgate their discovery prematurely.

The "cultural elite" looks down on working-class culture, and at the same time the cultural elite declines to promulgate their own, more stable lifestyles as an aspirational goal for working-class families.

Other than the requirement that this space remain open 24 hours a day, the owners were left to promulgate their own rules; the only limit is that they be "reasonable".

Rowe said they were operating from locations including gyms, restaurants and cafes, which are "used to facilitate extremist activity by allowing key figures to operate and promulgate their message".

Pirates use it to swap stolen software; pornographers to peddle electronic smut; oddball cults to digitally promulgate their bizarre gospels; pyramid scamsters to enlist new recruits.

The FAA's no-fly zones still apply regardless of any registration, and there's a chance that congress could pass a new law directly implementing a drone registration program, or alter the FAA's mandate to allow them to promulgate their own drone-related rules.

The violent protests in Istanbul did not arrest commerce, however, as much as some fringe leftist groups tried to promulgate their anti-capitalist agenda.