Her fair skin and red hair seem to have given credence to the widely circulated idea that she was an Irish immigrant, which is what Salinger told his daughter.
Conceptually, the paper builds on the observation that in order to understand the circulation of New Urbanism as a global movement, it is necessary to first de-universalize the processes; to view it as a globally circulated idea that crucially is co-constituted by the practices of situated interpretative communities of development and planning actors.
Most obviously, they help to circulate ideas.
United's labor unions began circulating ideas to that effect today.
The last two decades, however, have seen the rise, and near-universal acceptance, of fiefdoms as a way of governing life and even circulating ideas in India.
They create more firms than regular folk; they circulate ideas, money and skills; they fill skills gaps; and they mix and match knowledge from different parts of the world.Born globalIn fact, today's smart entrepreneurs start global.
Yet even as Ernst & Young published its ranking, the government started to circulate ideas for clawing back some of the incentives available to investors, in a bid to hold down rising power bills.
After a year observing managers from Toyota and Halifax Bank of Scotland, Epps developed six prototypes for mobile office systems, including a work space that can be unfolded to use horizontally or vertically, and the Rotator: an adaptation of a domestic clothes dryer to display and circulate ideas on a rotating structure.
A revealing instance of this occurred when, newly arrived in San Francisco from New York, Kees started circulating ideas for cartoons to New Yorker cartoonists like Charles Addams -- the sort of humble and speculative behavior one would hardly expect from a New Yorker poet and multidisciplinarian at the height of his prowess.
The United States has begun circulating ideas for possible sanctions among its closest allies on the Security Council and is hoping that Iran's announcement might convince China that Tehran's real purpose is to create a weapon, and not the civilian use of nuclear energy.
With details of the changes still be to agreed upon between France and Germany, the president of the European Council, Herman Van Rompuy, has begun circulating ideas as the basis for the negotiation, a European official said on the condition of anonymity because of the delicacy of the issue.
