Examples of promulgate

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Local governments even promulgated over 600 rules to protect the environment.
Instead, they suggest that nature-based tourism experiences should be thought of as extraordinary experiences and not as an environmental education tool that promulgates conservation.
After all, these regulations were promulgated quite late.
In chapter 9 we look at relations with management and at the generally negative views of management promulgated by officers to their stewards.
Temps and contractors were victims of systemic changes promulgated by exploitative employers acting entirely in their self-interest without regard for the common good.
A consensus among physicians that lean was healthy only developed after insurance companies began promulgating ideal body-weight tables (the first appeared in 1912).
The knowledge today is both accessible and safely promulgated.
A second provision, promulgated shortly thereafter, was even more explicit.
If continued ignorance is harmful, that harm is not being promulgated by the researchers - rather, it would continue anyway.
Professionalism is promulgated through mentorship and reinforced by self- and peer-assessment.
Thus, rules against speaking without permission or moving out of one's seat are promulgated.
He lifted the ban on political activity, and promulgated the new constitution.
A law promulgated in 398 in fact required that he be referred to by both groups.
Another condition is that if the statute is promulgated, it is promulgated in language in which its addressees are competent.
Statutes are created and promulgated in writing, which removes some of these cues by itself.
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