Word: affected
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...formal treaty, and in arguing that if the former can only be accomplished without the latter, then so be it. He neglects to mention, however, what cutting off the lines of communication in Geneva would mean to U.S.-Soviet relations. The diplomatic tremors from such a shock could easily affect the international balance of power adversely...
Green said that the importance of the Nickel Campaign for the consumer movement extends beyond even this great issue because "if a member knows that we have the ability and the impact and the following to affect the outcome of his next election, then he will be more responsive to our point of view...
...long can the government put off elections, and how will that affect your chances...
...moving along even more quickly than they had expected. Last spring, Whitlock had predicted a two-year delay in implementing the core; the three honchos now say the Faculty may well approve the initial changes in the requirement structure this year, although they pledge they won't drastically affect any students who are unable to alter their schedules in time to graduate...
More than 100 residents of the Observatory Hill area, however, submitted a petition last Tuesday to the Council to down-zone the block of land owned by the University on that site. Although the zoning change, if passed, will not affect Radcliffe's plans for the athletic facility, the process of changing the zoning map may delay the granting of a building permit, Duehay said...