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.
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".
A blunt new policy was promulgated: "Don't be a dick".
"We want Mr Eastwood or Mr Cooper to say, 'Don't use our film to promulgate hatred or bigotry.
If Google can have the slogan "Don't be evil," SuccessFactors can promulgate its catchphrase, "No Assholes," referring to the kiss-ups, grousers and backstabbers that hold companies back.
"I don't think that Arete is promulgating a specific vision of what it looks like to be a strong woman or empowered woman, or a leader," she said.
If no one can say, "you know where that kind of thinking can lead, don't you," then they are more comfortable promulgating their hate.
They're paid for by the big industries, and they promulgate rules and regulations that don't support the well-being of the population.
