Word: broader
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Many of Carter's troubles resulted from his own inexperience, but he has been wise enough to learn from his failures. For instance, one of Carter's earliest problems in managing his Administration stemmed from his habit of getting immersed in arcane detail. He thus missed the broader implications of his policy choices...
...such a thing. In seeking world peace and world stability, such agreements are neither as significant nor as useful as the normalization of relations between China and the U.S. and the peace and cooperation treaty signed between China and Japan. And if you look at the question in broader perspective, such an agreement is not as important as the strengthening of relations between the U.S. and Europe and between the U.S. and Japan. The first characteristic of the Soviet Union is that it always adopts the attitude of bullying the soft and fearing the strong. The second characteristic...
...believe the normalization of relations will enable us to obtain much scientific and technological know-how. From the point of view of the U.S., we also think it will be beneficial. From the broader perspective of global politics, it will have even greater benefits...
...again today, when détente has become fairly tangible on the European continent, when the European conference in Helsinki has charted paths toward broader peaceful cooperation and when talks are under way in Vienna to reduce the level of military confrontation, there is a hullabaloo about "the Soviet military threat to Western Europe." Apparently, some in the West have found it very difficult to stomach both political détente and especially the intention to reinforce it by lessening the concentration of the military forces of the two sides in the center of Europe...
...country and has an operating budget of hundreds of thousands of dollars, which comes from dues paid by individual chapters at most colleges and universities. The union, run by a Central Committee of 11 members, goes beyond simply looking out for students' interests by connecting student issues with the broader question of structural reform of the Canadian economy...