Word: considerable
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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At the business meeting which followed the reports, a motion was passed that the House Committee should consider the advisability of having the dues of the Union placed upon the term bills. The meeting was then adjourned.
The lectures will take up the right of the science to be; and will consider its place, scope and mission as conceived by its founders, Vico, Comte, Spencer, Gumplowitcz, Ward and Tarde.
Anthony was the third speaker for the affirmative. He first established the fact that the strict enforcement of the excise law can do much to aid the respect for and observance of all laws, and in doing so established the fact that Mayor Low has sufficient power to enforce the...
...stands for honesty, preservation of the public health, protection for the morals of the people, and the suppression of crime of all kinds. The course proposed by the affirmative is not right theoretically because it does not secure the result aimed at the enforcement of the law; the moral considerations as to the evils of unenforced laws do not support the affirmative policy, for the same reason--because it would not secure the enforcement of this law; they are strong arguments, but they are to be directed to the legislature, to secure a repeal of the unenforceable provisions, rather than...
Interesting testimony concerning the elective system and its influences is contained in an article, contributed by Professor Hanus to the March number of the Harvard Graduates' Magazine, in which the author has briefly summarized the results of the recent investigation by the Seminary in Education. The conclusions reached are based...