Word: developed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...political instruments may be needed, particularly "a public authority having worldwide power and endowed with the proper means for the efficacious pursuit of the universal common good in concrete form." This world government-which should not replace or limit the autonomy of existing political units-might well develop from the U.N. "It is our earnest wish that the United Nations Organization may become ever more equal to the magnitude and nobility of its tasks, and that the day may come when every human being will find therein an effective safeguard for the rights which derive directly from his dignity...
Gunnoe has racked up a number of assists, but most have been passes to mid-fielders, not attackmen. Munro has been driving the boys hard, trying to develop more cohesion in the attacking unit around the goal. He is optimistic, but admits the team needs more practice...
...meantime the mines set their own wages. Although royalties are now being paid in Floyd County, no general wage agreement has been reached; the discontent continues. Many men have gone back to work in order to sustain some kind of living, even though meager. Should enough financial support develop for another prolonged strike, they would unhesitatingly walk off again...
...machines with annual sales of $6,750,000 and an uninspiring future. Wilson decided to create a new future by betting all on a new process called xerography (derived from Greek and meaning dry writing), which showed promise of reproducing papers and documents without the standard need for chemical developing. He bought some of the rights to xerography from Battelle Memorial Institute, a nonprofit industrial research organization that had helped its inventor. New York Patent Attorney Chester Carlson, develop the process...
...million net profit for 1961, German financial experts reckon, on the basis of its taxes, that its actual earnings were nearer to $50 million. This lack of reliable information scares small European investors away from investing in European stocks and is a chief reason why Europe has failed to develop a capital market. As a result, instead of turning to the public for funds, European companies must turn to the banks, which often demand a voice in the company's management...