| Election officials are now promulgating administrative rules and procedures for Election Day and post-Election Day certification. |
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| Beginning in the mid-1940s, British astronomer Fred Hoyle was the dominant figure promulgating this idea. |
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| We need a level playing field to stop these environmental groups promulgating misinformation about seafood industry. |
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| Act No. 12 of 1963, promulgating the rules of procedure of the National Assembly, regulates that body's functions and activities. |
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| By promulgating the law, Mr Chirac hoped to help his prime minister to salvage some credibility. |
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| He urged the Government to consider refraining from promulgating the proposed law and to relaunch the legislative process. |
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| In 1988 we noted that delays in promulgating regulations had created problems in implementing previously announced policies or fishing plans. |
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| A week later, UNHCR met with JRS and informed them that the Cambodian Government was very close to promulgating its long awaited refugee law. |
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| Information circulars may not be used for promulgating new rules, policies or procedures. |
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| But the GOP could assuage that tension by promulgating a hard-core, Republican version of gay and straight marriage. |
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| We will and should approach these efforts from a spiritual perspective, but we will not be promulgating a religion, promoting a religion, or sustaining a religion. |
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| We have proved this at companies such as Motorola, where we were a major force in promulgating the split of Motorola Solutions and Mobility, and then the sale of Mobility to Google. |
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| Several issues make promulgating a regulation requiring the installation of a camera in the cockpit a challenge, including concerns about the use of the recordings for other than accident investigation purposes. |
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| And for several years John Learned of the University of Hawaii and Anthony Zee of the University of California, Santa Barbara, have been promulgating what they believe is a better idea. |
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| Beside the constitution promulgating on 24 September 1993, the Royal Government has focused on designing the law and other regulations in consistence with the constitution. |
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| China was also drafting and promulgating several laws and regulations concerning the management and control of dangerous items, such as firearms and explosives. |
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| With regard to the bill itself, one of the concerns I have is that, as is typical with the government, the government is out front, promulgating the notion that this is the be-all and the end-all. |
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| The above system requires the President to coordinate with and seek the concurrence of the Prosecutor before promulgating a presidential directive. |
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| My group resolutely argues in favour of maintaining the dialogue, and of promulgating sanctions that can be imposed, but not of invoking sanctions that rule out any dialogue. |
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