Word: conflict
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Gannett editors stress that mainstreaming should never conflict with sound news judgment. "You don't have to compromise to follow this policy," says USA Today editor Peter Prichard. "It's just a question of trying to broaden your vision." With a smaller percentage of white male readers in its future, Gannett has clearly seen the light...
...most concrete reason for the West's 40-year rivalry with the Soviet Union is the thrusting, threatening nature of that empire. Historic Russian expansionism, the Marxist-Leninist ideology of global class conflict, and a Kremlin mind-set that security can come only through the insecurity of adversaries have combined to create a nation whose defensive instincts can be frighteningly offensive. In his speech, Gorbachev proposed to preclude any "outward-oriented use of force," a phrase that nicely captures the essence of Soviet military policy since World War II. More important were his promised troop cuts, not just their numbers...
Arafat's third point called for "a comprehensive settlement" among all parties to the Arab-Israeli conflict, including "the state of Palestine, Israel and other neighbors, within the framework of the international conference...
...folks in the boardrooms. It involves the personal lobbying of political figures on behalf of unions; stresses an executive's personal accountability for his corporate decisions; and involves massive research on corporate relations--such as how pension funds are invested, or which members of the board may have a conflict of interest...
...change, most notably Washington's basic commitment to the security of Israel. But a crucial part of any sensible policy would be accepting the fact that, like it or not, the P.L.O. is the representative of the Palestinian people. If there is to be a peaceful resolution to the conflict, P.L.O. involvement is required...