Word: demanding
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...clamor sent up by anti-inflationists last week (see p. 12), the President answered in a radio address occasioned by Maryland's tercentenary. Tolerantly he observed: "It is a good thing to demand liberty for ourselves and for those who agree with us. but it is a better thing and a rarer thing to give liberty to others who do not agree with...
Forty-four economists from Leland Stanford to Pennsylvania, from Harvard to the University of Miami, banded under Princeton's famed Money-Doctor Edwin Walter Kemmerer to demand "an early return to the gold standard...
...significant experiment in legal and business education is being conducted by the Yale Law School in cooperation with the Harvard Business School. With the inevitable arrival of the public control of business and the destined growth of such control there has and will arise an even greater demand for expert legal advice to create a mechanism that will have a smooth and adequate legal apparatus and to insure its proper functioning. Already the lawyer is overwhelmed with problems concerning the legality of financing methods and the intricacies of modern corporate devisements...
...weakness in the administration's position is that it claims to be unable to tell the people its purposes because this would disclose the strategy to other nations. When Congress comes back there will be a demand for more information. The debate will then begin in earnest...
...administration is anxious to have the dollar depreciated as close to 50 cents as possible when measured in terms of gold, but there are many experts here who think that stabilization itself will produce a rebound from a 50-cent level to about 66 cents due to the sudden demand from abroad for dollars on the part of American owners of capital in Europe...