1. to make known publicly; to announce or declare officially
Usage: third person singular present tense of promulge
2. to put (a law or decree) into action or effect by formal proclamation
Usage: formal/legal usage

Examples

• The government promulges new regulations every fiscal year.
• The president promulges the executive order through official channels.
• The university promulges its updated policies in the student handbook.
• The court promulges the ruling to all relevant parties.
• She promulges her findings at the annual conference.
• The organization promulges its mission statement to the public.