Word: effect
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Smithies advocated a program of "selected expenditures" in defense spending, chiefly in orthodox weapons. A tax cut would have the most immediate effect in stimulating the national economy, Duesenberry said, while Government expenditures in public works and defense areas would require at least a year to produce results...
...death of a University employee two years ago, a compensation ruling by the Industrial Accident Board, and a long series of legal appeals are the background for a pending Massachusetts Supreme Court decision which may have "a vital effect" on employment policies both at the University and elsewhere in the Commonwealth...
Albert A. Mavrinac, Allston Burr Senior Tutor in John Winthrop House, viewed the effect of the new program on the Houses as "marginal." Winthrop House has not yet undertaken any definite plans for the institution of non-Honors tutorial for Seniors...
...subject pimps to severe punishments, was passed in 1956; but Parliament delayed enforcement so that India's prostitutes could find other ways to make a living and state governments would have time (though few bothered) to build "rehabilitation homes." Last week, just after the law finally went into effect, every red-light district in the nation buzzed with indignant schemes for getting around...
...subject would help curb the crowd's antics. The house lights were turned up. Then, according to Arena Manager Paul Brown, sincere-faced "Deejay" Freed huffed: "I guess the police here in Boston don't want you kids to have a good time." Whatever Freed said, the effect was magical. The Arena really began jumping-while Brown paced his office, "praying it would...