By promulgating the law, Mr Chirac hoped to help his prime minister to salvage some credibility.
David Bach became famous promulgating the idea that by cutting out the daily Starbucks run, people could retire as millionaires.
Now, as head of the agency promulgating the new rules, she is in the position of defending those rules.
She credited A.A.'s central tenet — that alcoholism is a disease — with rescuing her from drink and she devoted herself to promulgating the organization.
Between 1873, when the law promulgating the unification went into effect, and the communist takeover after World War II, Budapest enjoyed self-government.
She credited A.A.'s central tenet that alcoholism is a disease with rescuing her from drink and she devoted herself to promulgating the organization.
He took a leading part in initiating, drafting, and promulgating the first of the reform edicts known as the Tanzimat ("Reorganization").
Ganioda'yo claimed to have received subsequent visions, and he devoted the remaining 15 years of his life to promulgating the Gai'wiio among the Six Nations.
In keeping with the unconventional viral-marketing approach, Wong Doody is promulgating the SkyHigh Web address discreetly, mentioning it only at the end of brief radio commercials.
The Federal Trade Commission, which is jointly promulgating the rules with the F.C.C., said that as of yesterday, consumers had filed more than 51,000 complaints against telemarketers.
Lappé was the author of "Diet for a Small Planet," which became a best-seller in 1971, promulgating the message that Americans could help solve world hunger by shifting to a predominantly vegetarian diet.
