Sentence examples for promulgating a new from inspiring English sources

Brown has for some time been promulgating a new International Finance Facility IFFF).

Adam Cohn, a lawyer with the Federal Trade Commission, said the F.T.C. was on the verge of promulgating a new rule to make it harder for unscrupulous operators to avoid accountability.

Pythagoras succeeded in promulgating a new more optimistic view of the fate of the soul after death and in founding a way of life that was attractive for its rigor and discipline and that drew to him numerous devoted followers.

In a seeming cave to industry pressure, Obama announced he'd instructed EPA to delay changing the ozone standard until 2013 out of concern that promulgating a new standard would slow the economy and stifle job growth.

In 1962, Khan promulgated a new constitution, which transferred many powers to himself as president.

In 2002 Ḥamad promulgated a new constitution that declared Bahrain a constitutional monarchy and gave Ḥamad the title of king.

After calling and dismissing a constitutional convention, he himself wrote and promulgated a new constitution (1864), which remained in effect for 23 years.

The "holy warriors" find a home only in failed states such as Afghanistan — or, now, eastern Syria — so the poetry of jihad promulgates a new political geography.

Indian, Egyptian, Iranian and Turkish nationalists hoping for the liberal internationalist president to promulgate a new "morality" in global affairs were similarly disappointed.

The Council of Trent (1545 63) proposed that the Roman liturgy be reformed, and in 1570 Pope Pius V promulgated a new missal, which was adopted throughout the Latin rite.

The minister of justice, Giuseppe Zanardelli, promulgated a new code of criminal law that abolished the death penalty and legalized strikes unless violence or intimidation occurred.