Therefore, the first rule of policy-making should be, don't promulgate a policy that will destroy social bonds.
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".
Unlike the situation confronted by the Court in examining the disclosure requirement of Section 212, the regulations promulgated for Section 201 do not eliminate plaintiffs' prior disclosure concerns.
As a crude form of motivation it may be promulgated that if hospitals do not achieve their targets then the employment of the Trust chief executive may be at risk.
And environmental rules promulgated under the Clean Air Act do not require congressional approval.
It is then certainly discomforting when studies that promulgate widespread recombination of animal mtDNA do not take the most natural source of seeming recombination, laboratory artifacts, into consideration [55].
Supporters, meanwhile, say that the opponents of Piñon Ridge are guilty of promulgating ignorant fears about something they do not understand.
Zika, cyber threats and hateful ideologies promulgated by Daesh or other groups, do not recognize national borders and can propel lone wolves as we have seen in San Bernardino and Orlando.
