Promulgate definition
Promulgate. , with respect to a Rule, means the process of writing a new Rule, or amending or repealing an existing Rule.
Promulgate with respect to a rule, means the process of writing a new rule, or
Promulgate means that an administrative body has approved an administrative regulation for filing with the Commission in accordance with the provisions of KRS Chapter 13A;
Examples of Promulgate in a sentence
Promulgate other recommended policies relating to the district’s instructional programs and curriculum.
Promulgate and alter from time to time reasonable rules, regulations and policies to be observed by the Employees.
Promulgate, post and enforce reasonable rules, regulations, standards, policies, forms, and procedures regarding attendance, conduct, performance, and acts of Employees during work hours.
Promulgate and publish reasonable working rules (copies to the Union) b.
Promulgate laws in accordance with the grace period stipulated by the constitution and demand their publication upon ratification by the Chamber of Deputies.
More Definitions of Promulgate
Promulgate means to proclaim officially in the Register and thereby render effective a new rule, amendment, or repeal [which] that was duly adopted by an agency and filed with the Office of Administrative Law.
Promulgate means signature by the Administrator on a final rule.
Promulgate means and includes authority to adopt, and from time to time amend, repeal, modify, publish, and put into effect.
Promulgate means to broadcast or disseminate or publicize the rules and regulations of
Promulgate means to lawfully develop and adopt an administrative rule, local ordinance, code or regulation authorized by law.
Promulgate means to put a law or regulation into effect by formal public announcement and publication.
Promulgate means to declare.