Sentence examples for whether promulgating from inspiring English sources

Whether promulgating psychoanalytic theories to his listeners on his radio show produced by his low-brow single friend and coworker Roz Doyle Peri Gilpinn) or sticking his expansive forehead into the business of his family members, Frasier's elitism clouds his advice, which more often than not combusts in his face, leaving his abounding ego bruised.

Many Americans parroting lines about "a more balanced approach in the Middle East" are promulgating the message, whether they're conscious of it or not, "To hell with the Israelis; if they die, they die".

"It would be about promulgating legally binding standards and making individualized determinations about whether someone like Ng needs to be detained in the first place".

There are many things an observer might ask about what lay beneath the narrative that C and her family promulgated – whether she was, in fact, depressed, or whether, contrariwise, she had made a reasonable and clear-eyed call on what life with a long-term illness was like, which she was choosing to express via that catch-all, "sparkle".

The S.E.C. responded by promulgating a safe harbor, Rule 155.

Technocrats are in the business of promulgating rules.

Brown has for some time been promulgating a new International Finance Facility IFFF).

Drug companies wasted no time in promulgating it.