Sentence examples for will not promulgate from inspiring English sources

The notice is also to state that "we will not promulgate rules prohibiting the distribution of leaflets" by the union on the Columbus Avenue sidewalk and "we will not evict, attempt to evict, threaten to arrest or otherwise prohibit" leafleting by the union's representatives "while allowing nonunion individuals to engage in the same conduct".

The political process ensures that laws that unduly burden the states will not be promulgated".

According to the act, the FAA "may not promulgate any rule or regulation regarding a model aircraft".

Details of the programme are still secret (it will not be formally promulgated until the annual session of parliament next March).

"This is not regulation in the sense of it's not promulgating new rules," she said.

Romanus probably invalidated Stephen's acts, although formal nullification was not promulgated until a few years later by Pope John IX.

Congress enacted PREA in 2003, but specific guidelines for prisons were not promulgated until 2012.

We should insist that such ideas are not promulgated in thought or deed by our officials.

Therefore, the first rule of policy-making should be, don't promulgate a policy that will destroy social bonds.

Trump's new commission will not have the power to promulgate new voter-suppression rules, but it will certainly provide momentum for such efforts in the states and in Congress.

The International Maritime Organisation (IMO), the UN agency responsible for shipping safety, is also taking steps to tighten the regulations for commodities that can suffer liquefaction.But the IMO's process is a glacial one, and the new rules will not clear its various committees and be promulgated until at least 2015.