Word: consenting
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...main objective of the Bricker proposal is to prevent the exercise of the Executive Agreement without the express consent of Congress. Gordon A. Martin, Jr. '57, vice-president of the HYDC, called it "a dangerous restriction on the President's powers, incompatible with the world situation today" and emphasized the importance of fast action by the President in emergencies...
...Council had already voted last week to put the N.S.A. question on tonight's agenda. Then last Saturday morning at 1 a.m. Council President Albert B. Levin '56 was notified that Einaudi wished to run for the N.S.A. regional post. By 10:00 a.m. Levin had secured the individual consent of enough Council members to phone Einaudi, giving him temporary appointment as an alternate Council delegate--just in time for him to be elected president at Newton...
...requires five and ten thousand dollars public liability insurance covering both the owner and anyone driving the car with his consent. "Students who do not comply with these provisions in every respect will be considered uninsured," Parker warned...
...hiring Fifth Amendment-Pleader Amos Landman as a part-time pressagent; it replied that Landman had been hired because he was competent. Subsequently, plans to spend $200,000 to put the Washington Post and Times Herald's liberal cartoonist Herbert Block (Herblock) on TV were scrapped "by mutual consent" (TIME...
...glare of publicity, the royal family and the Eden government have put themselves in a position where they cannot win. If, at the last minute, they persuade Margaret to send Townsend away, they will be undemocratic bullies in the eyes of many. If they give even reluctant consent, they will offend many others...