Sentence examples for promulgates that from inspiring English sources

And they belong to a church, which promulgates that idea--in proclamation, in ritual, in doctrine.

A new constitution was also promulgated that month.

She contradicts the view so widely promulgated, that women tend to abuse children at the insistence of a man.

As a first step, a new constitution was promulgated that replaced the British-style parliamentary system with a presidential one.

Until last year, Mr. Link was content to promulgate that idea at the Notre Dame Law School, where he had been the dean for 24 years.

We want to make sure that when the constitution is promulgated that a political party will not have an army of its own".

A new constitution was promulgated that created separate parliamentary bodies for Indians and for Coloureds, but it also vested great powers in an executive president, namely Botha.

And when he condescends to black audiences in churches or college commencement addresses promulgating that canard, he is also indirectly devaluing other family compositions.

1983 A new constitution is promulgated that creates separate parliamentary bodies for Asians (primarily Indians) and for Coloureds, two of the country's legally designated racial groups, but it also vests great powers in an executive president.

That the supreme pontiff can pass authority to his successor at retirement rather than death inevitably introduces more ambiguity to the authority of church doctrine, some scholars say, since it calls into question the authority of the pontiff who promulgated that doctrine.

Ferriss, though, is the first to promulgate that ethos to the general population – and he has been wildly (and deservedly) successful.