Word: borrowings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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There were, of course, a number of firms in the city which sold just the machine needed. Money was no object; there wasn't any. So maybe we could borrow a bulldozer and advertise some company's product. We thought it was a good idea. Most of the firms didn...
...State of the Union Message and budget address, Johnson proposed that the federal government guarantee loans that students have negotiated on their own from private or state lending agencies. Currently students can borrow directly from the federal government under the provisions of the National Defense Education...
...challenge of organization; most critically, of pacing and uniting the sprawling first movement, a problem of drama as well as form. The last three movements, while structurally far less awesome, pose their own questions of spirit and emphasis. Moreover, Brahms was the first composer to have the orchestra borrow extensive material from the soloist, rather than vice versa. Hence in this concer-to the pianist bears responsibility for the initial shaping of many themes...
Student loans are currently available through the eight-year-old National Defense Education Act, which allows graduate students and undergraduates to borrow up to $1000 a year interest free while they are in school. After graduation, they begin to pay back the principal and pay interest at three per cent...
...right to justify its actions in Viet Nam merely by citing the August 1964 joint resolution of Congress passed unanimously in the House and 88 to 2 in the Senate after the Gulf of Tonkin incident. Rusk noted that Gore had a copy of the resolution and asked to borrow it. "Oh, sure," said Gore, pitching a 233-page pamphlet from a high rostrum to the well where Rusk sat, thirty feet away. Gore's aim was off, but when an aide retrieved the pamphlet and handed it to Rusk, the Secretary found the words he was looking...