In some monarchies, promulgation is required as well as Royal Assent: such as Belgium, Denmark, Japan, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, and Thailand.
At the time of its promulgation, it was heralded as one of the most progressive constitutions in existence, promoting justice, equality, dignity, peace and democracy in ways that often surpass the guarantees of the United States Constitution.
Before its eventual promulgation in 1681, it was further edited and abbreviated by Fernando Jiménez Paniagua.
The result was the promulgation of the celebrated legal code known as the Usatges de Barcelona (1064 68).
A key point in this program was the promulgation of a new constitution, which granted very limited powers to Asians and Coloureds but which made no concessions to the black majority.
The most important result of the 1881 pogrom wave was the promulgation in May 1882 of the notorious "temporary rules," which further restricted Jewish rights and remained in effect to the very end of the Russian Empire.
The most important act of Gundobad's reign in Burgundy was his promulgation, early in the 6th century, of two codes of law, the Lex Gundobada, applying to all his subjects, and, somewhat later, the Lex Romana Burgundionum, applying to his Roman subjects.
The most important policy initiative was the promulgation of the compulsory helmet legislation in December 2007 [ 6].
But polls — the preëlection polls, the early exit polls, and the later exit polls — first undid expectations of all sorts (and also undid, briefly, the stock market), and then led to the instant promulgation of what were touted as new certainties.
Henry M. Rivera, a former commission member who is now chairman of the Minority Media and Telecommunications Council, a lobby group, said today that the promulgation of the new rules was especially laudable since it showed that Mr. Kennard did not simply acquiesce in the face of the court ruling.
