Word: dependance
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Some observes have said the success of that campaign will depend in part on whether the Business School's many wealthy alumni--like Alpert--are willing and encouraged to make significant contributions to other areas of the university...
...student minority organization leaders expressed their desire to institutionalize ethnic studies as a curricular program rather than being forced to depend on the availability of visiting scholars to teach selected courses, Cheng said...
...depend on the Reagan coalition, we lose. We must redefine ourselves. There is no choice...
...much Clinton revises his plan will depend on how successful Republicans -- or for that matter, Democrats -- are at calling attention to such contradictions. Some Republicans believe it may already be too late. "Bill Clinton has overcome the chief flaw of Democrats of the last generation: they talked 'left,' legislated 'left' and were therefore 'left' with no appeal to most Americans," said Wayne Berman, a former Assistant Secretary at the Commerce Department under Bush. "What Clinton is doing is feinting to the center but legislating to the left...
...implicit assumptions seems to govern Muhammad's logic. These assumptions relate either to his definition of "Western" or to his understanding of when Western history begins. In the cultural lexicon upon which we depend to communicate, "Western" is conceived as referring to the European/Mediterranean world. The role of Blacks in the early development of Western history was, therefore, necessarily limited. Contact with Africa remained confined to coastal regions as late as the year 1600 and de Gama did not even round the coast of Africa until 1498. In refusing this truth, perhaps Muhammad is implicitly asserting that the word "Western...