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Meanings of promulgation in anglès
A public statement containing information about an event that has happened or is going to happen.
Act of formally proclaiming or declaring a new statutory or administrative law after its enactment.
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Examples for "proclamation"
Examples for "proclamation"
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Late in the evening of the 9th the following proclamation was published:
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Everybody in America is; this is the proclamation of its blessed independence.
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The proclamation was issued in September and I was born in October.
4
The proclamation was a dead letter; the savages could not read it.
5
In the course of the afternoon, the Parliament was dissolved by proclamation.
Usage of promulgation in anglès
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The promulgation of the Civil Code proved the wisdom of this course.
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This Provisional Constitution shall come into force from the date of promulgation.
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Farewell, my good and admirable agent for the promulgation of damnable heresies!
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Once completed, these will be handed to Transport Minister Dipuo Peters for promulgation.
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Hence it needs no other promulgation that the infusion of faith.
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Objection 1: It would seem that promulgation is not essential to a law.
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The constant promulgation of punitive acts and taxes do threaten our region's livelihood.
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The opinion belonged to Marmaduke, who, however, saw no necessity for its promulgation.
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The promulgation of legislative acts of the government by the State Senate is abolished.
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Therefore, the promulgation of decrees of abolition was stopped; and slavery continued to exist.
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And here comes in the promulgation of our new code.
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The effect of the promulgation of this measure was instantaneous.
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Among the interventions is the promulgation of section 34 determinations.
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The Law shall be enforced from the date of promulgation.
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What is the natural effect of the promulgation of such principles by such authority?
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This was followed by the promulgation of successive lists, each larger than its predecessor.
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