1.颁布,公布(法令等)
2.传播;宣传;发表
1.to make an idea or belief known to as many people as possible
2.to make an official announcement introducing a law or rule
1.A social danger with sexing is that material can be very easily and widely promulgated, over which the originator has no control.
“性短信”带来的社会危害之一是短信内容可以被轻易地广泛传播，而始发送者对此却束手无策。
2.An administrative regulation shall be promulgated by way of a State Council order signed by the premier .
第六十一条行政法规由总理签署国务院令公布。
3.This assessment must be based on objective assessment, based on assessment criteria promulgated by the state, method, the form of a case.
这种评估必须根据评估目的，依据国家颁布的评估标准、方法，以个案的形式进行。
4.I am pleased to see that the Chinese government has promulgated a set of measures to deal with AIDS.
我很高兴看到中国政府已经出台了一整套应对艾滋病的对策。
5.Where only part of the Articles of a law are revised or nullified, the new text of the law must be promulgated .
法律部分条文被修改或者废止的，必须公布新的法律文本。
6.The results of evaluation or assessment may be promulgated to the general public in a proper way.
评估和评价的结果可以通过适当方式向社会发布。
7.But Mr. Cheung said any regulations likely would 'take years to be promulgated into a new law. '
不过，张永恒说，任何规定都可能需要数年时间才能以新法律的形式颁布。
8.The bills passed by the Legislative Council have to be signed and promulgated by the Chief Executive before coming into effect.
立法会通过的法案须经行政长官签署、公布，方能生效。
9.As the regulation on Industry Investment Fund is not officially promulgated, it is still unclear the threshold therefor.
由于《产业基金管理办法》还未正式颁布，因此进入门槛仍然不明确。
10.The administrative ruling regarding such matters as the classification of commodities made by the Customs shall be promulgated.
海关对所作出的商品归类等行政裁定，应当予以公布。