Word: afforded
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Neal Smalls, a third-years student who is a faculty and administrative assistant for the project. Smalls explained that there is a pressing need for young Negro lawyers in the world today. The Negro's defense of his civil rights and the effective use of his growing political power afford unparalleled opportunities for Negroes in the legal profession, he said...
...There's a tendency to give less advice on Viet Nam. There were those who thought we should get out, lock, stock and barrel, and those who thought we should take on everybody. I think opinion has moderated at both ends. We can't afford to clear out of Viet Nam. Many of us agree that negotiations are highly advisable and that the U.N. hopefully is an effective agency to deal with the situation...
...live in the high-crime areas." In short, criminal justice can go only so far in seeking social equality -a goal that courts alone cannot reach -and then it is time for the "deadly serious" responsibility of controlling crime. Concluded Katzenbach: "We are not so civilized that we can afford to abandon deterrence as a goal of our criminal...
Where defect is clear but fault cannot be proved, they say, loss should be borne by the party most able to afford it and to insure against...
Coffee prices have risen a bit in the past few months, but with a record crop forecast for next season, traders predict that the recovery will be short-lived. Though it can ill afford the expense, the Brazilian government expects to buy up half of this year's crop in an effort to prop prices. Colombia, dependent on coffee for 70% of its exports, has resorted to bartering for goods that it lacks the dollars...