Word: assessments
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...speakers from the U.N. Council here, together with representatives from Wellesley and Radcliffe, will assess Russia's contributions to the United Nations on the program "Open for Discussion," a weekly feature of Station WBZ, at 12:30 o'clock tomorrow...
...President and Fellows with a grant of two hundred pounds per annum for the toll bridge concession. But Hancock's profitable monopoly suffered thereupon from a bridge-building craze which lasted down to 1858 when the Commonwealth took over all the bridges. Harvard, in the meantime, continuing to assess each bridge entrepreneur for two or three hundred pounds, suffered no ill-effects...
...sentiments, stating that "the courses in General Education were announced as being experimental, and we intend to continue to view them as being of that character, at least until we have had several years in which to try them out and a great deal of data by which to assess them...
...American policy." To that kind of job he brought sound scholarship, a facile tongue, a pen that turned out discursive and thoughtful prose, ideal for London's "Thunderer." He became friendly, but never too friendly, with men who made U.S. history, a subject he knew well enough to assess them against...
...time for Republicans as well as labor leaders to assess the future. Oregon's onetime member of WLB, Senator Wayne L. Morse, sounded a go-slow cry to his fellow Republicans who might want to hit the anti-union warpath. He reminded them that hundreds of thousands of union workers and their families had obviously voted for the G.O.P., many of them for the first time; in effect they had given the Republican Party a two-year period of probation. With its warriors pointed to 1948, the G.O.P. leadership would think twice before leading them into a scalping raid...