Sentence examples for should be promulgated from inspiring English sources

The court, for its part, is constantly meddling with the other branches of government: in the last elections, for example, it ruled on how the vote should be counted, how it should be monitored, who could run, where people should vote, how the results should be promulgated and so on even though all these decisions are supposedly up to an independent commission.

In a clash between the clergy and the Third Estate (the middle classes, artisans, and peasants) on the subject of the relationship between the crown and the papacy, he played a conciliatory role, and he was prominent in moves of the clergy to persuade the Third Estate that the decrees of the Council of Trent should be promulgated.

In order to improve the quality of manpower, explicit policies oriented to funding the development of skills-ICT capability and capacity should be promulgated and reinforced.

Your statement in section III, Cultural changes, that "Adopting them need not await the proposed reorganization" should be promulgated forthwith and that the recently instituted group of oversight "baby sitter" study section members should insist that the cultural changes you propose be applied right away.  .

Finally, awareness of appropriate treatment and chemoprophylactic regimens for pertussis should be promulgated.

Exposure standards should be promulgated for some key agents, including endotoxin, and where they exist, exposure levels should be maintained below the current standards.

Ciro maintained that this was off-label use and shouldn't be promulgated.

Blunt argued that his amendment should be acted on as soon as possible because he said the White House had signaled the rule would be promulgated.

Many scientists think that carbon dioxide should be regulated as a pollutant a position taken by the EPA in 2009 in a ruling that such regulations could be promulgated.

Edinburgh City council has just issued their plan for "Building a Vision for the City Centre" which is to be is welcomed, even if it is only about ten years late and should have been promulgated before the Edinburgh trams project, now due to cost £776m, was even approved.

4.1.4 Teaching incentives for paramedicals should be clearly promulgated and executed fully so as to encourage dedication to teaching activities.