No. 13,232 in Spanish
promulgada
Promulgada: promulgated; formally announced or enacted.
In a sentence
La ley fue promulgada por el congreso ayer.
The law was enacted by the congress yesterday.
In this sentence, 'promulgada' is used as a past participle of the verb 'promulgar', indicating that the law has been formally declared and enacted by an official body, in this case, the congress.
La reforma promulgada busca mejorar el sistema educativo.
The enacted reform aims to improve the educational system.
'Promulgada' here modifies 'reforma' as an adjective, describing a reform that has been officially enacted or declared.
La resolución promulgada por las Naciones Unidas fue aceptada por todos los miembros.
The resolution enacted by the United Nations was accepted by all members.
In this context, 'promulgada' again acts as an adjective, specifying that the resolution has been officially issued or adopted by the United Nations.
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