Word: aims
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Professed aim of the main research is to develop the best means of producing forest products on a sustained yield basis in central New England. "We've done a good deal of work in offering profitable methods to the profession," Hugh M. Raup, director of the forest, declared, "but of course we're conscious that we've only scratched the surface...
Assorted privileges and conditions accompany the charter. The AYD can now appropriate Radcliffe space for Harvard-Radcliffe meetings and can state its aim for the benefit of prospective members in the freshman handbook...
Geography is important. Our recent World War demonstrated that to this generation. Geography as a science of the world's spatial relationships and patterns of human development is essential to the "Education for Citizenship" that many modern educators expound as the true aim of the Liberal Arts College...
...events marked the end of twelve months of avowed U.S. policy to halt the spread of Communism. Judged by that aim, which the President had stated so boldly and so confidently in the Truman Doctrine in March 1947, the policy was a failure...
...Britain's heart was stout, but her aim was confused and her economy holding on by the fingernails...