Word: burdening
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...thought that the energetic stranger from the U.S. would be a great help to Sir Stafford. But soon, significantly, Pandit Nehru told the press: "We have not asked for anyone's intervention. For my part, I admire President Roosevelt and consider he has been shouldering a very great burden worthily...
...urgency of the Harvard drive results from the failure of Greater Boston to fill its 100,000-book quota over a four-month drive. Forty thousand volumes are yet to be collected and the Youth for Victory group has taken on the burden of acquiring 20,000. Harvard's donation will be made through that organization...
...planned for men training for other branches of the armed forces can be provided. The 135 surplus Mil Sci I students would then be relieved of a course which will be worthless to them, and those of the remaining seventy in need can be released from a heavy financial burden...
...conference. Considering the general problem of protecting the college, Major General Daniel J. Needham, Director of Protection Division, Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety, asserted that the colleges had a legal and moral obligation to blackout and take other precautionary measures in order to relieve the municipalities of the burden...
...common belief that the Summer School is a financial burden on the University. As a matter of fact, the School has always been an asset to Harvard despite the low tuition charges...