Word: adjuncts
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...into the act, the problem of inappropriate use could get even worse. Says Dr. Brian A. Joseph, a Naperville, Illinois, physician who is chairman of the ethics committee of the American Society of Bariatric (obesity) Physicians: "These are legitimate medications when used in a responsible manner, as an adjunct to a weight-loss program, by trained physicians." But in the hands of nonspecialists, Joseph fears, these drugs could be misprescribed...
...future of Jerusalem. He so vituperatively--and unfairly--accused Peres of threatening to divide Jerusalem that he has cut off any maneuvering room. He also pledges to close down Orient House, the P.L.O. headquarters in East Jerusalem, even though the Labor government gave a written assurance, as a secret adjunct to the first Oslo accord, that the office could continue functioning...
Cotton Mather's daughter Nanny fell into the fire and burned herself. Mather cried, "Alas, for my sins the just God throws my child into the fire!" The child was a moral adjunct mingling with the Puritan's internal devils. With equal unrealism, some American parents today envision their children as geniuses or angels. Wanda Kaczynski, of course, represented the style of an older generation of parents, but her child rearing bore traces of the obsessive. Later American parents sometimes have a tendency to practice a retro-projection that amounts to a search for their own lost, sweet, brilliant, childish...
...would be better for the candidates," says Maxine Isaacs, an adjunct lecturer at the Kennedy School of Government. "They wouldn't have to jump around a lot, and it's easier for the media...
...trip's purpose was to expose the approximately 45 members of the class, drawn from both the Kennedy School and the College, to the true atmosphere of the primary, according Adjunct Lecturer in Public Policy Maxine Isaacs, the course's instructor...