promulgating formal , auch: promulging

The scientists promulgating this unscientific farce should be ashamed of themselves.

Those in the business of promulgating campaign messages and measuring their effect say the issue is keenly calibrated to these political times.

Promptly he declared martial law, promulgating these harsh directives:

Pope Paul VI when promulgating the Constitution, said the same.

EEOC is seeking public comment on the regulation and will consider all comments before promulgating a final rule.

That was the cornerstone of Washington's political effort to control the spread of nuclear weapons while promulgating the development of nuclear power.

"The church played an important role in promulgating every one of these ideas that are central to modern anti-Semitism," Mr. Kertzer writes.

Mr. Major's proposals included expanding emigration rights of key Hong Kong citizens, promulgating a bill of democratic rights and accelerating the introduction of elected government.

He further helped systemize the written Chinese language by promulgating as the imperial standard the small seal script which had been in use in the state of Qin all along.

Promptly he declared martial law, promulgating these harsh directives: All Indians who wish to remain friendly are to report within twenty days to one of the undersigned locations and lay down their guns.

For his scatterfield philosophy, for his promulgating of dynamic rutting as a fine art, for his kinetic taste and vectored variances, he was a real Lord Spiritual, bemedaled and cultified.

The multimachine group is currently focused on the humanitarian aspects of the multimachine, and on promulgating the concept of the multimachine as a means to create jobs and economic growth in developing countries.

He defended Ibas, bishop of Edessa, against charges of promulgating Nestorian doctrines, and summoned a council at Antioch (448) which decided in favor of Ibas and deposed his accusers.

With the promulgating of "Permanent" Constitution at the end of that year; the name of the committee was changed to the "Council of Ministers" and the name of the chair to Prime Minister.

Therefore, whenever the Judicial Council of California identifies a significant defect in California civil procedure, it must lobby the Legislature and the Governor to change the statutes, rather than merely promulgating a simple rule change.

The office can be considered viceregal, but not equivalent to that of a Governor-General, as Lord Lieutenants have virtually no role in local government, nor are they responsible for promulgating local ordinances in the monarch's name.

Sergeant Concannon, who served as a panelist at the co-op conference, recommended setting up a graffiti committee with an initial objective of promulgating guidelines under which residents can quickly alert building staff to signs of a new graffiti attack.

If Mr. Bush really means business, he needs to go beyond promulgating stand-pat policies and take a number of urgently needed new steps to control the spread of nuclear weapons in the former Soviet Union, South Asia and other trouble spots.

Eighth Street Club Was Influential The school closed because of finan-cial failure, but the evening meetings, continued in the later Abstract Expressionist organization known as the Eighth Street Club, were very influential in promulgating avant-garde views.

The most candid in promulgating this view is Paul Hubbert, a former teacher and school administrator, who is in a tight race with Flippo, Siegelman, Bishop and Fob James for a spot in the inevitable June 26 runoff for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination.