Word: developable
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...unemployment (5.1%) in more than 30 years and a 16.9% inflation rate. Then came the scandal that gave Fraser his immediate issue: two Cabinet ministers were forced to resign from Whitlam's government on charges of misleading Parliament about covert negotiations for "overseas loans" through questionable channels to develop Australian energy resources. Between May 1974 and last month, Whitlam's approval rating in the polls dropped from...
Harvard-Radcliffe admissions officers yesterday urged about 200 alumni recruiters to develop minority recruiting programs in their communities, at an afternoon session of the Alumni Schools and Scholarship Committee's Biennial Conference...
...long as "the primary obligation remains to teaching and scholarly research." But at least one administrator says he is concerned that "if it is a question of allocating time between academics at a low rate of pay and consulting at a high rate of pay, an unhappy influence can develop on how someone allocates their time...
...Prime Minister alone or in consultation with one or two other key figures, and the Cabinet relegated to the role of a rubber stamp. Attlee, along with a small group in the Defense Sub-Committee of the Cabinet, made the crucial (for Labor party politics) decision to develop British nuclear weapons without consulting or informing the rest of his government. Sir Anthony Eden (a Conservative) worked out plans for Suez without informing his Cabinet of them, much less getting their approval. In both cases the Cabinet Ministers were bound--by the Catch-22 called collective responsibility--to support decisions...
Nader, a 1958 Harvard Law School graduate, said that if the goal of law schools is to "develop necessary analytic and empirical skills to further justice," they are actually working against their professed creed...