Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...exquisite complexity as the Committee on Educational Policy urges, among other things, that lower-level Gen Ed courses be made optional. Master Finley fears for the integrity of the Gen Ed concept, Master Gill sees the proposal as "a very positive step," and Paul M. Doty thinks everything will depend on how it's administered...
Since Communist China exploded her third nuclear device, the Ghandi government has come under increasing pressure to start developing nuclear weapons. The United States government has indicated that the amount of foreign aid to India may depend on India's willingness to limit her defense spending and continue her present policy of developing nuclear power for peaceful purposes...
...against the current Administration policy. Public opinion is too muddled and too contradictory, and in only a few cases will the electorate have the opportunity to choose between clear cut alternatives. Even then the choice will be something less than a referendum on Vietnam policy; the results will also depend on normal partisan alignments, differences on domestic policy, and personal popularity, that the general public can be separated into neat groups of hawks, doves, Administration backers and "peacenicks." Actually, the most through public opinion poll, conducted late last winter by political scientists at Stanford and Chicago, shows the majority...
...promised Vietnamese elections (which seems improbable considering who will conduct them). But the elections in this country will produce only an ambiguous verdict on the war, and a stalemate on domestic issues. If some kind of a satisfactory conclusion is to be found to the war, it will depend on the initiative of the White House, and not on the 1966 elections
...insure continuing progress in automotive safety by demanding that technical innovations such as the collapsible steering column be installed as soon as they are developed. Then foot-dragging on features such as seat belts would not occur again. And with federal regulation, the public will no longer have to depend on showmen such as Mr. Nader to enforce highway safety...