Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...petty and personal as it may seem, the clash between President Nixon and Labor Chieftain George Meany is for the highest political stakes. At issue is not only the fate of Nixon's plan for the nation's economic recovery, which may depend on whether labor accepts the Government's wage guidelines. Also in the balance is the 1972 presidential election. Determined that Nixon must go, Meany is preparing the biggest labor participation of any campaign in history. Just as determined to stay, Nixon plans to beat back the attack by showing that he serves the national...
...Harvard as head coach, believes that the Army meet will be typical of many of the contests this season. "Most of the meets could go either way," he said. "We can win just as easily as we can lose, and in most cases the outcome of the meets will depend on the final relay...
...future of McCarthy in the '72 presidential drive is still uncertain. By this time in '68 he had already announced his candidacy in the New Hampshire primary. His success and influence will depend on his ability to overcome the disllusionment of '68 and to once again gather liberal support. His dream of a liberal caucus seems doubtful since individual aspirations are likely to disrupt a conciliation on issues...
...that the philosopher-king image to McCarthy will draw the same support as it did in the '68 primaries. In any case, his role as philosopher-king will provide a necessary balance to the opportunism of national politics. The outcome of the race for Democratic Party nominee will ultimately depend on the liberal community's decision as to whether McCarthy the philosopher-king will succeed as McCarthy the president...
Wilmot feels that Harvard's defense will be the determining factor in Saturday's game against Hartwick. "I'm pretty sure that our attack will come up with a goal or two, so it will depend on whether or not we can hold them. Hartwick's forwards are young, and they may not do as well under all of the pressure," Wilmot said...