Sentence examples for to be promulgating from inspiring English sources

When he says things like that, he does not seem to be making a comment so much as he seems to be promulgating a law of the universe.

But you don't abandon all rules while waiting for new ones to be promulgated.

The 20 or so "organic" laws, needed for the new constitution to be promulgated, have been passed laboriously.

Burley says that the very fact that these ideas were once so thoroughly discredited opens up a gap for them to be promulgated again.

Russian officials hope to send more rich folk into space to help finance the country's space activities, but any future guests will need to meet stiffer selection and training criteria, to be promulgated by the partner nations by June.

But Mohan Peiris, the attorney-general, said in an interview that new regulations are to be promulgated under the Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA) to provide for the continued proscription of the Tigers and a fresh regime for holding detainees.

Officials say Binhai will feature in the country's next five-year plan to be promulgated in 2006 a sign, they say, of the zone's elevation from local project to a national strategic priority.The mutual standoffishness between Beijing and Tianjin both municipalities that answer directly to the central government rather than any province is also beginning to erode.

It will take more time for management options for reduction of degradation due to selective logging and fire to be promulgated and to demonstrate their effectiveness in terms of reduction of carbon emissions.

In addition, in order to promote the balance of allocation of ECE resources in rural areas, National Plan for Child Development in Poor Areas (2014-2020) is expected to be promulgated by the State Council in 2014.

The details, to be promulgated by the Department of Labor, won't be known for weeks, even months.

It is driven by misinformation and myths that have been exposed before but that continue to be promulgated by the profession.