And for several years John Learned of the University of Hawaii and Anthony Zee of the University of California, Santa Barbara, have been promulgating what they believe is a better idea.
"In the last seven or eight years, the Supreme Court has told employers that if they want to have an affirmative defense if they are sued for discrimination, they need to have a written policy promulgating what an employee should do if he or she feels harassed or discriminated against," he said.
The University of Pennsylvania Law Review noted that "the Court promulgated what can be called the 'it-must-be-somewhere' doctrine...."....
During the first half of 2011, I remember watching the realities of SB 1070 in Arizona unfold and the outrage of people throughout the country as Arizona promulgated what was then the worst anti-immigrant law in the country.
Said Lt. Col. Kwiatkowski: "I witnessed neoconservative agenda bearers within OSP usurp measured and carefully considered assessments, and through suppression and distortion of intelligence analysis promulgate what were in fact falsehoods to both Congress and the executive office of the president".
Tempier's condemnation has gained great symbolic meaning in the minds of modern intellectual historians, and possibly for this reason, there is still considerable disagreement about what motivated Tempier to promulgate his prohibition, what exactly was condemned, and who the targets were.
Specifically, Facebook must promulgate and embrace what is known in high-level security circles as homomorphic encryption (HE), often considered the "Holy Grail" of cryptography, and data provenance (DP).
"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.
In other words, Nishida would be accused of promulgating a Japanese version of what Derrida criticizes as the "logic of the example" used by Eurocentric universalists such as Husserl, according to which Europe is the particular that reveals the universal, the example that manifests the rule (see Derrida 1992).
"I literally feel [D'Angelo] is the last pure African-American artist left," said Questlove recently, while promulgating his theory of black genius – what he calls "a crazy psychological kind of stoppage that prevents them from following through.
The memory of what kind of person was promulgating them recedes, and we're left with only the murky recollection that things weren't as they seemed.
