Word: bring
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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President Conant's statement read "Yale is to be congratulated on the election to the presidency of a man whose experience in educational administration and whose distinction as a historian and teacher enable him to bring to the task unusual capacities. Professor Seymour's background of experience in the world of affairs equips him admirably to continue Yale's great tradition of leadership...
...with the greatest confidence and happy anticipation that Yale can look forward to the administration of Charles Seymour, for to the position as President of a great University a man must bring not only a brilliant and scholarly mind but also ample proof of his executive ability to deal with educational problems, Mr. Seymour possesses these first two qualifications in abundance, and his background of education at Yale and service to it fits him additionally for the task...
...know Mr. Seymour will see in his election a fitting reward for long years of service to Yale and exceptional ability displayed in that service. Those who do know him will rejoice with him in his new honor, knowing as they do the talent and devotion which he will bring to his task. Yale News...
...vital need is not an alteration of our fundamental law. . . . With a better understanding . . . of our needs as a nation, it is not to be assumed that there will be prolonged failure to bring legislative and judicial action into closer harmony...
...rereading of the text and sober second thought bring home the fact that it is little more than a makeshift apparatus of an ephemeral nature. True, Mr. Lewis is not found astride the backs of all GM labor; his union is recognized as the bargaining agent only for its own members and hot for will employees as was originally demanded. True, the company will drop its injunction suit and union members will be able to get much-needed repairs in their breeches. Discrimination is ruled out by both sides when employes return to work. Flint will not be another Madrid...