Word: compliants
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...course are doing their clinical internships with the Children's Hearings Project. One of them Lisa Gillespie, feels strongly that "status offenders should be taken out of court. Children don't like to adhere to agreements that are externally imposed on them, and they'll be a lot more compliant if they played a role in coming to an agreement...
Harvard did not file any compliant despite the generally negative write-up, L. Fred Jewett, dean of admissions, said, "We don't tend to get very aggravated by these types of outside references...
...evidence here, Taylor-not to mention Burton and Fisher-spent much of the time proving just the opposite. She desperately tried to get out of a picture, Butterfield 8, that eventually won her an Academy Award. When the film was first shown to her and the ever compliant Fisher, they thought it was so bad that they threw their drinks at the screen. She felt more at home in Cleopatra, but off-camera she quickly fell under the spell of Burton, her Antony. He, in turn, held her in contempt, at least at the beginning. As Fisher-not the most...
Kabalinski reserved his harshest statements for the Polish government. In his New York Times piece, he argued that "the crux of the problem is the government's failure to understand that a heavy-handed approach has always hardened the stubborn Poles instead of making them more compliant...
...About $16 billion of that will have to come out of the budget for fiscal 1982, which starts Oct. 1-on top of $35 billion axed in the first round of reductions. Moreover, the President will have to push his new cuts through a Congress that seems much less compliant than it was when it handed Reagan his big budget and tax victories in early summer...