Vocabulary Word
Word: promulgate
Definition: announce; proclaim a doctrine or law; make known by official publication
Definition: announce; proclaim a doctrine or law; make known by official publication
Sentences Containing 'promulgate'
The State Commissioner of Social Services amended the State Department of Social Services' Official Regulations to require that local social services officials proposing to discontinue or suspend a recipient's financial aid do so according to a procedure that conforms to either subdivision (a) or subdivision (b) of 351.26 of the regulations as amended The City of New York elected to promulgate a local procedure according to subdivision (b).
Renato Bocar, executive clerk of court confirmed the “"new face"" in De Castro’s office who has been “"acting like a bodyguard"."
On September 7, 2007, the Sandiganbayan's Teresita De Castro announced that the graft court will promulgate the judgment on September 12, 2007 in the 6-year-old plunder trial (October 2001 to June 15, 2007) of ousted President Joseph Ejercito Estrada.
While the sovereign has the right to promulgate (i.e., create and proclaim) new law, it is a form of reserve power not constitutionally used.
In discharging the mandate of its 1887 state charter to promulgate "the knowledge of photography," for most of its existence the Boston Camera Club has sponsored lectures, educational courses and other programs given by expert members and outsiders, some prominent.
It does promulgate policies and Rules of Engagement for their use.