Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...have got to have a much simpler procedure for impeachment and removal from office - a more expeditious way that does not, for example, have to depend on tapes. Obviously, they will not be made any more. We need a system that would operate when only one or two or three charges have been made against the President. The sheer range of misbehavior, the totality of it, simply overwhelmed everybody this time. What if there had been only one clear-cut impeachable offense? Perhaps what we need is a permanent independent prosecutor, related in some way to or appointed by Congress...
...around in farm prices. They had declined steadily from March through June, but July wholesale food and feed prices soared 6.4%, or 110.9% at an annual compound rate. The rise will surely push up supermarket prices in another month or two, particularly for red meat and poultry. Future prospects depend largely on the weather; the July jump reflected the early effects of the searing Midwestern drought (TIME, Aug. 12), which will reduce food supplies...
...successful transition to independence will depend at least as much on the cooperation of the white minorities as on that of blacks. Right-wing extremists bent on sabotaging Lisbon's policy of self-determination still pose a threat...
...without rain, the sun parched the soil and left corn stalks brittle, stunted and dead. From the Dakotas southward to Texas, from Kansas east to parts of Ohio, the most baleful weather in a generation is raising the specter of economic disaster for Midwest farmers and the businessmen who depend on them. The big drought is daily diminishing what had been estimated would be a bumper yield of corn, soybeans and other feed grains. Crops of spring wheat, oats and barley are also being reduced...
Inflation, recession and even revolution have combined to reduce sharply the number of travelers to Europe. As a result, airlines, hotels, restaurants, theaters, travel agencies and countless other enterprises that depend upon foreign travelers are hurting. "The European market has turned from a travel heaven to a bottom-line hell," reports Travel Trade, a U.S. news weekly for the touring business...