Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Honestus: Several factors help perpetuate the system. One is the inherent momentum of Government aid programs: once they get started, it is hard to stop them. The recipients of aid come to depend upon it and to regard it as an inalienable right; the bureaucrats who administer the programs acquire an interest in preserving and justifying their functions and powers. Another factor is sentimentality-a feeling that farm life fosters the old-fashioned virtues. Many defenders of the price-support system argue it is needed to preserve the family farm, that disappearance of the family farm would weaken the moral...
...bold new notion for the '60s that deficits can have a beneficial effect in times of economic downturn. Liberal economists have long held that theory. Nobody claims that lack of confidence in the Administration is the sole cause of the current eco nomic difficulties. But investment decisions do depend on estimates of the future -and the Administration's performance so far has not given businessmen a very bright vision of the future...
Many groups in the Catholic Church are also deeply monarchist; so are the officers of the army, who are likely to be in complete command of Spain if Franco should suddenly die or be swept from office. Their role would then depend on the situation. In case of threatened civil strife, the army's determined leaders will undoubtedly form a military dictatorship to keep order. Otherwise, they will probably favor the monarchy...
...disappeared from view, the F.L.N. high command issued a communique that blasted the S.A.O. as "criminals" and flatly declared that the only "road to salvation" for Europeans was to depend on the Evian agreement signed last March by representatives of the F.L.N. and De Gaulle's government. The Evian accord allows Europeans to retain their French nationality for three years even though they participate in Algerian elections as voters or candidates, and promises that they "shall enjoy the benefits of resident aliens" if they then choose to remain French. Pleaded the F.L.N. statement: "The Evian agreements are the charter...
...admitting that he had written a letter just before last September's elections ruling himself out as a candidate in 1965. But, he added coyly, "I did not mention a date. I think it was right not to do so, my friends, for retiring from this office will depend on a number of domestic, foreign and personal considerations. It is totally incorrect to say that the Adenauer era is coming...