Reason has done all that she could in finding the law and promulgating it; it is for the energy of the will and the ardor of feeling to carry it out.
The sentences of prisoners will be read to them when the order promulgating the same is received.
When the date for the commencement of a term of confinement imposed by sentence of a court-martial is not expressly fixed by sentence, the term of confinement begins on the date of the officer promulgating it.
In this case a tribune answered the censor's intimation, that none of the former state-contractors should appear at the auction, bypromulgating the resolution Quae publica vectigalia, ultro tributa C.
After debating the subject to their satisfaction, the two houses simply committed to the Government the task of drawing up a permanent draft of the measure and of promulgating it by executive decree.
The function of the Diet, in effect, came to be little more than that of registering and promulgating the decrees of the authorities at Vienna.
He alone possessed the power of initiating legislation and of promulgating the laws.
The usual formula heading all decrees of the Republic is missing, and the said formula not only gave the date and title, but occasionally added the names of the magistrates promulgating the law.
He prevented Cecil from promulgating a more atrocious edict than any other, which was published after his death in 1591.
In a few months after his promotion, he gave an earnest of the rigour he had determined to adopt, by promulgating articles for the observance of discipline.
Fox preached a sermon of three hours' duration, and with such earnestness that many of his hearers in their enthusiasm resolved to devote themselves to the work of promulgating his views.
Believing that the time had arrived for promulgating his own peculiar views of Christian truth and ecclesiastical polity, he wandered from place to place disputing with some and rebuking others.
When the date for the commencement of a term of confinement imposed by sentence of a court-martial is not expressly fixed by sentence, the term of confinement begins on the date of the order promulgating it.
This extraordinary number is due in part to the practice of not enacting amendments to an existing constitution, but of promulgating the amended instrument as a new constitution.
In promulgatingthe jubilee lately proclaimed by the sovereign pontiff, the Most Rev.
The social position of the Apostles was advantageous for the promulgating of a Faith which was to become universal.
We should remember that the author of the "Notes" enjoyed the use of no other book than the Bible in forming and promulgating his own opinions, which have since become the general belief of the Universalist order.
Burning with a constant desire to be about his Master's business, he could not remain idle for a moment when he realized that he might be profitably employed to the end of promulgating and enforcing the religion he taught.
Then Shanggasba, when he found the porter would pay no heed to his words, but rather bid him be silent, blew a note on the great princely trumpet, which was only sounded for promulgating the King's decrees.
We believe this last manner (stuccoing) to have been ages after the original structure was erected, and for the purpose of promulgating a new Religion.
The people who join in promulgatingsuch doctrines are below contempt.
By His promulgating the laws of the Bible the reality of the law of Moses was meant.
The constitution of 1855 remained an ideal only, for the Cortes separated withoutpromulgating it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "promulgating" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
