Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Brother, the Administration, to act on inflation. My firm's management surveys indicate a self-admitted average of 25% nonproductive time amongst managers in industry. As a nation, we lose $16 billion to theft alone-three times the proposed cut in defense spending. However, we can depend on our Government to take care of us-perhaps as it has taken care of the original Americans, the Indians...
...ultimate fate of Richard Nixon that most concerns me ... but the immediate future of this great country. In this I dare not depend upon my personal sympathy as a longtime friend ... nor my professional judgment as a lawyer...
Overall, Harvard clearly has a strong offense, but it is the defense that will make or break the Crimson this year. Harvard's Ivy title hopes will depend on the ability of coach Restic and his staff to come up with adequate personnel to fill the holes created by graduation...
...affirmative action plan agree that its success hinges on the people who make hiring decisions. In a university where decision-making is as spread out as it is here, top administrators can't oversee every hire, but have to trust the people who run departments. "We have to depend on good faith," Steiner says, "because those of us in the central administration are in no position to judge whether the Chemistry Department has hired its most qualified candidate...
Radcliffe did not stop admitting transfers, but only five of the 20 admitted for this year will live on campus, and next year's level will depend on House space, Alberta Arthurs, dean of admissions, financial aid and women's education at Radcliffe, said last month...