Word: disruptionism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Eban said that his country's military aim was to forestall Egyptian threats to "grind Israel into the dust." The attack, Eban said, "was to eliminate the bases from which armed fedayeen units invade Israel for the purpose of murder, sabotage, and disruption of peaceful life."
Like most Englishmen of his caste, Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Harold Macmillan frowns on public displays ot deep emotion, but when the spirit moves him he has a ringing voice and a rolling turn of phrase that can strike sparks in even the most phlegmatic audience. Last...
A baby bonus for graduate students would, of course, require a slight expansion of Harvard's budget. It might also result in continuous disruption of academic endeavor. But it would tend to increase the educated classes. And it is, at least, more realistic than Dean Elder's present program.
Earle Clements' disruption of Happy's love affair with the people was predictable. In six short months as governor, Chandler had succeeded in treading on sensitive Kentucky toes from the Ohio River to the Big Sandy. Quickly forgetting his campaign economy promises, Happy wheedled $39 million in new...
Since most of the work will be done in the contractor's shop and then applied directly to the building, there should be no disruption in the building's use. In addition, the necessary scaffolding will be placed on the platform which is the base of the roof, and thus...