Word: allows
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Washington is presently faced with the potential for more disorder, more violence, more bloodshed, and a general breakdown of law and order, in the Rev. Abernathy's intended collision course with the law. A confrontation can be avoided if the politicians in power allow this dema-gogue-in-the-making to carry out his massive march and then see to it that his masses are promptly marched out of the city...
...reserves required for transactions purposes will increase, as will the amounts required by nations for precautionary hedging against future deficits. As a nation's volume of trade expands, so does the range in which a possible deficit or surplus may lie, and unless a nation is willing to allow its exchange rate to fluctuate to absorb the surplus of deficit, the resources for financing deficits must increase. This adds up to an increasing demand for reserves at a time when the supply of gold is zero and the supply of dollars is decreasing. Faced with the alternatives of creating some...
Robert C. Lower '69, manager of the Glee Club, explained, "We hope the changes will allow us to better meet the demands of both the community and singers for a more various musical program...
...largely to the forceful intervention of heavyweight coach Harry Parker, race officials decided to allow Harvard to enter the afternoon finals. But the decision brought bitter protest from Princeton's coach, and reports circulated that several schools would refuse to row if Harvard entered...
This possibility loomed large in President Kirk's mind during the six days of waiting. Yet he could not allow amnesty for the demonstrators because that would, as he said, "alter the foundations of every university." The demonstrators couldn't give in: they had not accomplished their goal. The administration couldn't give in, because then the demonstrators would not have to. Yet there was the risk that in reversing a temporary status quo to enforce the more permanent one, the administration would alienate its student support...