Word: deterence
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Flight President. Less visibly, Nixon, other officials and Agnew himself were looking ahead rather than back. Nixon, the in-flight President, did not let his travelsfrom Key Biscayne to Washington to Paris and back to Washingtondeter him from constant consultation with aides. Much of his flying time was spent on domestic affairs, including the budget and economic message he will submit to Congress in January...
...first ceasefire to make major improvements on the Bar-Lev line, a series of fortifications named for the army's chief of staff. Engineers reinforced the forts all along the line, replacing sandbags with concrete and adding cover for Israeli soldiers. Roads were paved to speed traffic and deter mine laying, water and sewer lines were installed and, behind the lines, large ammunition and fuel depots were constructed and new forces moved...
Chief Gormeyer, the star witness in Rusher's case, said that surveillance had helped deter acts of violence, such as a plot to blow up President Nixon's home in Key Biscayne...
...possibilities exist to structure alternate institutions, such as free universities and student-community-street people centers. And the desperate need for a cogent alternative ideology may well crystallize this fall out of the Panther's Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention. In any event, the bomber's actions must not deter or force into uninvolved withdrawal those who share their radical opposition to the government. Efforts to build community-based student alliances are the only way widespread opposition will reveal itself in this country. These movements are a more "civil" form of revolution, to be sure, but they're also both...
...burden upon the exercise of First Amendment Rights, argues civil liberties lawyer Frank Askin ( Stanford Law Review, Jan., 1970), that can be expected to deter their exercise constitutes an infringement of those rights. The more cautious and discreet may be discouraged from engaging in protest activities by government surveillance and the maintenance of dossiers on those who engage in active protest against government institutions and policies...