And Mr Obama's administration will probably hesitate to ram through dramatic emissions cuts by decree, for fear of appearing undemocratic.Even if officials around America do promulgate fierce regulations, those will take some time to come into force, and are bound to be the subject of endless lawsuits.
While the early Christian church praised priestly chastity, it did not promulgate decisive legislation mandating priestly celibacy until the reform movement of the 11th century.
According to a recent article that Phillips wrote in The Threepenny Review, Freud was not dogmatic, he did not promulgate laws, and he did not try to represent psychoanalysis as a science.
In response to detailed queries about this article, Colonel Gary Keck, a Pentagon spokesman, said in an e-mail, "The department did not promulgate interrogation policies or guidelines that directed, sanctioned, or encouraged abuse".
Therefore, the first rule of policy-making should be, don't promulgate a policy that will destroy social bonds.
Putting terrorists on trial in federal court says that we do not promulgate second-class justice for non-citizens or, as some would perceive it, for Muslims.
If a year of intensive research, legislative draftsmanship, and political lobbying failed to result in health-care reform, it did much to promulgate the so-called Hillary problem.
Furthermore, perhaps they felt, as a minority living in exile, that they did not want to promulgate a story about rebelling against a foreign government.
Helmut Kohl did not consult before promulgating his 10 points on reunification.
What messages does your firm promulgate?
