Sentence examples for promulgating about from inspiring English sources

The old and tired narratives Netanyahu and his emissaries keep promulgating about how untrustworthy the Palestinians are--about their bad intent, about the Gaza experience, about the Palestinians' perpetual hatred, about their long-term strategy to destroy Israel, and about Israel's constant and grave security concerns--no longer resonate.

For a secular godless age, there is one virtue we promulgate about ourselves at almost all opportunities: tolerance.

The form and content of the Liber Judiciorum, a code of law promulgated about 654 by the Visigothic king Recceswinth (649 672), was fundamentally Roman.

These are the Lex Cornelia De Sicariis, promulgated in the 80s BCE, and the Lex Pompeia de Parricidiis promulgated about 55 BCE.

It's not difficult to understand why so many myths have been promulgated about Barack Obama's faith.

Code of Hammurabi, promulgated about 1772 BC by the Babylonian king Hammurabi specifies impaling for a woman who killed her husband for the sake of another man.

Basically, Donald Trump, having gotten nowhere in proving any of the innately stupid conspiracy theories he's promulgated about Obama, now wants Obama to help him.

My complaints are many, but they mostly stem from my dissatisfaction with the fiction that the airlines promulgate about passengers surviving a crash anywhere other than on the Hudson.

A great deal of misinformation has been promulgated about mammography screening.

"It would be about promulgating legally binding standards and making individualized determinations about whether someone like Ng needs to be detained in the first place".

"We need a level playing field to stop these environmental groups promulgating misinformation about seafood industry.