Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...They depend not only upon our own actions but upon those of our adversaries. As a consequence, ultimate budgetary requirements could be either higher or lower than amounts I am now requesting...
Keynesian in approach, an anti-inflationary manipulation aimed at curbing a surging economy. It appeared to many to be a bit of sleight of hand as well, and it did, to be sure, depend rather heavily on some imponderables. For one thing, the President was relying on congressional passage of his various tax programs, which may face some opposition. Beyond that, Government forecasts have averaged an almost 9% error on revenues, more than 6% on spending. This year's budget totals, said a White House aide, are "highly uncertain." As it now stands, the administrative budget, not counting...
...year-old Arthur Guinness Son & Co., which has grown so large that it is a keystone of the Irish economy. Guinness employs 4,300 people, more than anyone else except the government. Indirectly, it supports 26,000 employees of 14,500 pubs-and 16,000 Irish farmers depend on Guinness to buy 100,000 tons of barley annually. The company pays $23 million yearly in excise taxes, has lent the government money to build peat-briquette factories, contributes to both University and Trinity colleges. At that rate, any Irish "pintman" who doesn't drink all the Guinness pints...
...program will go into effect at the beginning of next semester on an experimental basis. "Whether we continue the program will depend on the demand and response from the freshmen themselves, said Bruce Scott, secretary of the Union...
...York City's Transit Authority, which must depend on the city's help to meet legal requirements that it be selfsupporting, tried to head off a strike, got a court order on Dec. 30 asking the T.W.U. to show cause why it should not be enjoined from striking. Mike Quill ripped the court papers to pieces before the TV cameras. Cried he: "I predict that we are in for a terrible strike." Lindsay had no legal rights to enter the conflict until his inauguration, but once the transit workers walked off the job on New Year...