Sentence examples for subsequent promulgation of from inspiring English sources

These discoveries led to the Nuremberg Doctor's Trial in 1947 and the subsequent promulgation of the Nuremberg code (Barondess 1996; Grodin and Annas 1996; Katz 1996; Wiesel 2005).

In the traditional Chinese culture, a boy was more treasured than a girl as a boy signifies the promulgation of the family to the next and subsequent generations.

The sole raison d'être of its publisher, Regnery, is the promulgation of hard-right politics.

Sibelius was privately tormented by the promulgation of Nazi-style race laws in Finland.

The threat has now passed with the hospital's promulgation of tighter management procedures.

The promulgation of fatwas by call-in shows and Web sites has spread in recent years.

"It includes significant and unrebutted evidence of religious animus driving the promulgation of the Executive Order".

The promulgation of DRM video on the web is the beginning, not the end.

America appeared a more fertile ground than Britain for the promulgation of the Bauhaus's ideals.

Hitler, he wrote — after the promulgation of the 1935 racial laws — was "a great man".

The promulgation of an ordinance, unfortunately, severely constricts (without precluding) further discussion of these and related issues in Parliament.