Middle Hope by Gerlach, J

“…These moments aim to offer, hesitantly, brief respite from certain liberal narratives that rely upon the promulgation of ‘hope’ as a reasonable societal disposition with which to face planetary transformation. …”

When did the consonantal skeleton of the Quran reach closure? Part II by Sinai, N

“…The Islamic tradition credits the promulgation of a uniform consonantal skeleton (rasm) of the Quran to the third caliph Uthmān (r. 644-656). …”

When did the consonantal skeleton of the Quran reach closure? Part I by Sinai, N

“…The Islamic tradition credits the promulgation of a uniform consonantal skeleton (rasm) of the Quran to the third caliph Uthmān (r. 644-656). …”

State, scale and networks in the liberalisation of India’s land by Sud, N

“…Land is the primary resource available to sub-national states to attract private investment in post-reform contexts. Yet, the promulgation of innovative policies is only the start of the space-state relationship. …”

Malaria and Japan’s colonial frontier: Manchuria, 1900s–1940s by Kim, J

“…As Japanese employers concentrated on the human-centered approach to malaria control general sanitary reforms were often ignored. After the promulgation of the Five-Year Industrial Development Plan of Manchukuo and the outbreak of the Second-Sino Japanese War, Japanese authorities’ attitude to malaria among Chinese laborers changed dramatically. …”

Experimental determination of dust cloud combustion parameters of α-AlH3 powder in its charged and fully discharged states for H2 storage applications by Khalil, Y

“…The core insights and critical data provided by this contribution are useful for supporting development and promulgation of hydrogen safety standards and augmenting property databases of hydrogen storage materials.…”

Legislation, common law, and the virtue of clarity by Yowell, P

“…In this way, the values of prospectivity, generality and promulgation - directly related to the idea of clarity - are correctly protected and achieved. …”

Patients as consumers of health care in South Africa: the ethical and legal implications by Rowe, K, Moodley, K

“…The South African legislative environment has changed recently with the promulgation of the Consumer Protection Act and proposed amendments to the National Health Act. …”

Innovations in acumoxa: accupunture analgesia, scalp and ear acupuncture in the People's Republic of China by Hsu, E

“…This paper examines three 'innovations in acumoxa' (zhenjiu) that were promulgated by the Chinese government during the Maoist periods of the Great Leap Forward (1958-61) and the Cultural Revolution (1966-76): acupuncture analgesia (zhenjiu mazui), scalp acupuncture (touzhen) and ear acupuncture (erzhen). …”

The first iconoclasm in Islam: A new history of the edict of Yazīd II (AH 104/AD 723) by Sahner, C

“…<jats:title>Abstract:</jats:title><jats:p>This article offers a revised history of the iconoclastic edict of the Umayyad caliph Yazīd II, which was promulgated in 104/723. This edict is often interpreted as a precursor of Byzantine iconoclasm and as a forerunner of the Islamic doctrine of images. …”

Music in Nazi film: how different is Triumph of the Will? by Morgan, B

“…A discussion of the theory and practice of film music in the Third Reich shows how Riefenstahl's film conformed to and indeed embodied the model of monumental film art promulgated by the Nazi state. At the same time, the music in the film also draws on idioms and devices used in commercial film making in Germany and beyond in the 1930s. …”

Old statues, new meanings: Literary, epigraphic and archaeological evidence for Christian reidentification of statuary by Jacobs, I

“…It argues that Christian identifications were promulgated, amongst others by local bishops, to make sense of imagery of which the original identity had been lost and/or was no longer meaningful. …”

What is the place of thrombolysis in acute stroke? A review of the literature and a current perspective. by Jenkins, P, Turner, M, Jenkins, P

“…Similarly, the cost effectiveness of a new treatment modality is an essential consideration before its use is promulgated. This paper reviews the current scientific evidence for thrombolysis in stroke with reference to issues of safety, efficacy and cost effectiveness.…”

Early oil industry disinformation on global warming by Franta, B

“…A newly discovered archival document shows the American Petroleum Institute was promulgating false and misleading information about climate change in 1980, nearly a decade earlier than previously known, in order to promote public policies favorable to the fossil fuel industry. …”

The internet for self-diagnosis and prognostication in ALS. by Chen, Z, Turner, M

“…Results in relation to 'cure' were misleading and may promulgate false hopes. There is a need to guide those with ALS (and particularly their children) to sources of reliable web-based information in addition to open discussion.…”

‘The variant readings in Islamic law’ by Melchert, C

“…When they do, it is almost always to rule out variants reportedly recited by Companions before the caliph ʿUthmān promulgated a single orthodox text. Also contrary to what some scholars continue to allege, it is doubtful whether the acceptance of seven, ten, or any other number of accepted variant readings has been effected by judicial rulings or fatwas from jurisprudents backed by state power. …”

From ‘code’ to ‘guidance’: revising the instrument on data and employment by Adams-Prassl, J, Abraha, H, Kelly-Lyth, A

“…The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)’s recent announcement that it intends to promulgate new guidance on data protection law in the employment context therefore presents a promising opportunity to secure comprehensive guidance on the novel phenomenon of algorithmic management. …”

Will Latin America join petroleum’s new world order? by Pugliaresi, L

“…These North American (sans Mexico) unconventional petroleum developments are altering flows in world crude oil trade, shifting long-term price expectations, and challenging long-held conventional wisdom on US energy policy promulgated in an era of scarcity.</p>…”

Objects of interpretation by Ekins, R

“…This article maintains that the central object of constitutional interpretation is the Constitution, which is an intentional lawmaking act rather than a text floating free in the world, and that the point of such interpretation is primarily to understand the meaning that those who made the Constitution intended to convey by promulgating the text in question. I take as my foil Cass Sunstein’s recent argument, in these pages, that there is nothing that interpretation just is. …”

"The El Greco fallacy" fallacy. by Simunovic, M

“…However, an analysis of the effects of astigmatism on the retinal image suggests that this "logical" refutation of the El Greco fallacy promulgates another fallacy--that of astigmatism as a source of a constant perceptual error.…”