promulge in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To promulge means to formally announce or make known (a new law, regulation, or findings) to the public.

The government plans to promulge new regulations aimed at improving environmental standards.
In an effort to enhance public awareness, the organization will promulge its findings in a series of community meetings.
The university seeks to promulge its commitment to diversity through various outreach programs.
As part of the campaign, they will promulge the benefits of healthy living to encourage lifestyle changes.
To ensure transparency, the committee decided to promulge the results of the survey to all stakeholders.