Sentence examples for will promulgate from inspiring English sources

Every once in a while, the Obama administration will promulgate a policy that is truly demoralizing.

The law goes into effect May 2013 when the New York State Department will promulgate the regulations and the New York City Department of Environmental Protection will begin to have a new notification in effect.

The most substantial effect of the new guidelines — which the agency will promulgate to regional offices that issue permits — will be to benchmark the permissible levels of mining runoff likely to be introduced into the waterways surrounding a proposed project.

This WG will promulgate the results, guidelines and clinical classifications to physicians, scientists and patients' organisations.

Like the other Cambridge Platonists Culverwell emphasises the freedom of the will and proposes an innatist epistemology, according to which the mind is furnished with 'clear and indelible Principles' and reason an 'intellectual lamp' placed in the soul by God to enable it to understand God's will promulgated in the law of nature.

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".

This could lead the unwary to infer a connection between the ubiquity of these devices and the number of Americans (more than thirty thousand a year) who die of gunshot wounds... Writer describes DarkSilhouette, an arcade game which involves gunning down people with flamethrowers... Squeamishness, in fact, is the key to the reverse propaganda that NRASports Blast will inadvertently promulgate.

Will it promulgate EPA final guidelines that authorize the Volt's 230-mpg claim?

"Certainly a recognition body will be set up, because the charter will be promulgated.

The rights of the President formally remain unaltered, but the laws will be promulgated on the Cabinet's initiative alone.

After the legislation is passed, and if Parliament approves it, the new law will be "promulgated" by the Synod in November.