Word: aspects
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...this seems rather a bit too negative to you, let me be the first to say what a good thing it is that all Harvard students are concentrating in the wrong areas. In fact, what I'm doing now demonstrates an important positive aspect of this deliberately and deliciously inefficient system--it gives people something to complain about other than the food...
...Haddad was invited to speak at Harvard by the HRSLA precisely to show the aspect of Lebanon that most Americans of our generation have never known. First, the headline "Lebanese Diplomat Faults U.S. Middle East Policy" does not reflect in any way either the letter or the spirit of Haddad's address. Dr. Haddad on the contrary was very thankful for all the sacrifices that the U.S. and its people have suffered for the sake of our common ties of friendship that go back 150 years in history. Dr. Haddad also correctly pointed out that what really makes...
...ranchers are hoping for relief through the courts. A U.S. district court in Rochester has issued a temporary restraining order against one aspect of the USDA program: a requirement that dairy cows designated for slaughter be branded on the face so that they cannot be secretly sold to other farmers. The Humane Society had sued, claiming that the branding "constitutes cruelty to animals." Meanwhile, the National Cattlemen's Association has sued the USDA in a Texas federal court, hoping to convince the judge that the whole Government program constitutes cruelty to cattle ranchers...
...aside flap is only one aspect of Pendleton's career in San Diego that is coming under increasing scrutiny. Pendleton left the San Diego Urban League, which he headed from 1975 to 1982, with a deficit of $179,000, and the league sued him to recover part of $9,990 that he issued to himself on his final day of work to cover unused vacation time. The matter was settled confidentially out of court...
...aspect of the Bush fiasco is that it is a rare instance of definite political payback. That is, Bush did something clearly egregious--put a big $250 cowboy boot right in the old mouth--in calling for price controls, and the voters in the rest of non-Texas America, still a sizable majority, will be quick to pay him back for his short-sighted comments...