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The first section was promulgated in 1933 and the second section in 1934.
en.wikipedia.org Most religions promulgate policies defining the limits of the sacred texts and controlling or forbidding changes and additions.
en.wikipedia.org Assembling his government there, he appointed governors to the districts, chose ministers for his government, and promulgated a set of laws.
en.wikipedia.org His responsibilities included convening its "enach" (popular assembly), collecting taxes, building public works, external relations, defence, emergency legislation, law enforcement, and promulgating legal judgment.
en.wikipedia.org He promulgated the laws, guarded the state's seal, and countersigned presidential acts.
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