Word: burdens
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Besides removing this burden from the Supreme Court, the new Court of Appeals for Administration, which should be experienced in both legal and administrative matters, "could do what neither the Congress nor the Supreme Court has none: regularize the procedure of the quasi-judicial administrative agencies and evolve a common law of administration," he said...
Moreover, the author is clever enough to leave out the mass of facts that burden down the usual narrative, and by her subjective approach produces a series of vivid sketches. The first one, concerning her stay at one of the Cape Verde Islands where the wind blew forever and time meant nothing, is an artistic triumph, and at times comes very close to being poetry. it is beautiful prose, natural, rhythmic, and expressive...
Yesterday afternoon Harlow had the boys working hard on backfield tackling and kicking off, two departments which have not exactly shone so far. Chief Boston and Austie Harding a question-mark as to action, the burden is likely to fall on Daughters again. His boots have improved markedly since last Saturday's ground-loopers...
...found in the U. S. in extravagant misrepresentations of Government policies, in bogies set up before the eyes of industry and business. Among such bogies: that the Government plans little TVAs all over the U. S., that private utilities cannot raise money publicly for expansion, that the Federal tax burden is far higher than two, three or five years...
Despite the burden of versatility, Churchill has succeeded in writing one impressive work: a six-volume biography of his famous Whig ancestor, John Churchill, first Duke of Marlborough, the English Napoleon. The last volume, published last week, is perhaps the most interesting, is also the volume in which Author Churchill had to wage his stoutest defense...