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The last ones were promulgated by the court of 1702.

He had a computer in his home for general use and promulgated the idea.

He had a good case and made certain that it was promulgated in the Company's 1951 report.

The first constitution was promulgated by the court of 1283.

It was promulgated on May 19, 1893, and put into effect starting in 1895.

My question is, what are you doing to promulgate these ideas within the university?

But some had actually worked on promulgating a constitution or two.

It is to be promulgated over all France on one and the same day.

"This information he promulgated through the country in the course of his journey."

There seems to be a general agreement that the law, which was promulgated in 1926, needs to go.

Even if rules were promulgated on this issue, he said, they would not become effective for several months.

During the same night he promulgated the Constitution, which came into force immediately.

Any such regulations shall be promulgated within 8 years of 2010.

This is promulgated by the growers' association in each area.

It was promulgated on July 17, 1948, and last revised in 1987.

These were replaced by a single code which was promulgated in 1734.

General elections will be held when a new constitution has been promulgated.

They may also be promulgated solely on the president's authority.

Since then, more than 300 laws and regulations, most of them in the economic area, have been promulgated.

We would then promulgate it in the entire Muslim state.

New regulations have been drafted and will soon be promulgated.

At this meeting, they appointed the various officials and the common law would be promulgated.

A new constitution was drafted and promulgated in late 2007.

No law I care to promulgate will not be passed!"

One of the solutions promulgated by many is that we pay for public education through the income tax.