Word: accepter
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Similarly at the University of North Carolina, the administration was forced to accept three Negro undergraduates for admission last September by court order. Expecting the same reaction from students to this as it felt, the administration tried everything to treat the Negroes as a special case. They even tried segregating them in a special section at the football stadium...
Wyzanski added that "service on this particular United States assignment would be so apt to have political as well as legal implications" that he could not continue as Federal judge and accept the appointment. It is known that the question of Red China's admission, as well as tensions in the Middle East, will again be on the General Assembly's agenda...
After talking directly with Dulles Friday morning, he reached his decision not to accept later in the day, after he had tried, unsuccessfully, to receive advice from Chief Justice Earl Warren...
...inevitable. "The culture we so fondly cherish is now disastrously threatened from without, and the truer this becomes, the intenser becomes the awareness of our necessary identification with it." In any case, says Jacques Barzun, by the end of World War 11 "it was no disgrace, no provincialism, to accept America and admire it ... America . . . was quite simply the world power, which means: the center of world awareness: it was Europe that was provincial...
...forced to play for the quick cash and let the enduring credit go. In the first of his danced playlets, however, Kelly manages to reach something not too far from the Diaghilevel, and that one effort should persuade the ballet enthusiast as well as the movie fan to accept his invitation to the dance...