Word: demands
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...question, submitted by Williams, is as follows: "Resolved, That the best interests of the United States demand the immediate absolute abolition of customs duties on raw material and rough products of iron and steel, such as pig iron, bar iron, scrap iron, and steel ingots...
...under the six conditions, for these interests are as a to be menaced under these conditions as any other. The position assumed by the affirmative is also too broad because it assumes that the moment the debt falls due there is a complete break-down of arbitration. We should demand that the creditor nation make at least some effort to carry out the award before it throws it over. And, if we are to permit the seizure of land under the six conditions named, we must permit the taking of land where there is a valid claim against a South...
...debate to be held between the Sophomore class and the sophomores of Williams College at Williamstown on April 18, the following question has been submitted by Williams: "Resolved, That the best industrial interests of the United States demand the immediate, absolute abolition of custom duties on raw materials and rough products of iron and steel; such as pigiron, bar-iron, scrap iron, and steel ingots...
...obvious from this review that the three years' course for the degree of A.B. at Harvard College is intended to demand as much work and as high attainments as are demanded in the four years' course. The governing Boards and the Faculty have had no intention of permitting the requirements for the Harvard A.B. to be lowered, although they have made it possible for diligent stu- dents to attain the degree in three years, or three years and a half. This insistence on the sum of attainments for the degree is the characteristic feature of the whole evolution. Since...
...States had refused to ask for Federal aid. It followed from, this that the President must be vested with the right to intervene when he thinks it necessary. And in conclusion, Princeton contended that the economic conditions of the country, by which violence in one State affected other States, demand interference by the national executive...