Sentence examples for promulgated without from inspiring English sources

This progressive era is being promulgated without much popular support.

But Mr. Nelson expressed doubts about the review requirement, and strong objection to the way the rules were promulgated, without public discussion among documentarians.

In a decision vacating the 17-month extension, Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle found that the original 2008 extension announced by DHS was "promulgated without notice and comment".

The revised Act was promulgated without accompanying guidelines or regulations for how ministerial consent was to be obtained and the new legal requirements were in conflict with the 2004 National Department of Health Research Ethics Guidelines [ 38].

In Flanders Fields, the very poem that inspired the poppy, which the Royal British Legion promulgates without the least irony, exhorts us as the war dead's successors to "Take up [their] quarrel with the foe", never to ask why "foes" need to see themselves as such, or whose interests are served by their doing so.

[This is] because correct resolutions of the central committee of the All-Union Communist party (Bolsheviks) and of the council of people's commissars which were not made on my initiative and [were promulgated] without my participation are presented as hostile acts of counter-revolutionary organisations made at my suggestion.

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

Time bound targets have been promulgated, often without any reliable or systematic statistical system that permits tracking and monitoring.

Without that rule being promulgated, it makes it very difficult to go forward with confidence that the agency will approve your drug".

Without the rule, which was promulgated by a group of black former players and scouts, along with their legal allies, called the Fritz Pollard Alliance, it's highly unlikely that some Super Bowl champion coaches, such as Mike Tomlin, of the Steelers, and general managers, such as Jerry Reese, of the Giants, ever would have been given a chance.

The irony of Offline Romanticism is that it will have been promulgated online, movements of the future being inconceivable without a digital proxy.