Word: employs
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...tracks by a 75-year-old FBI head who didn't like the program of surveillance sent over from the White House with the approval of the President. Even though there were about 150,000 people of one sort or another involved in intelligence work under the employ of the President, no men could be found to examine the "flood" of news leaks that were thought to be threatening the national security. The White House had to create its own unit to handle...
...pioneered the establishment of free-trade zones where foreign-owned factories can import raw materials and parts duty-free, assemble them into finished products and ship the products out as exports. Taiwan now has three such zones, each a kind of manufacturing compound. Together they will eventually employ some 90,000 Taiwanese workers in 150 enterprises. Foreign investors are also lured by cheap labor costs-one-third to one-fourth lower than in Japan-and velvet-glove treatment by the government. Foreign companies can buy factories built by the government on generous deferred-payment terms, and they encounter...
...long the rule has been to hire certain people because they have potential, but then demand that other people show proof of their ability before you will employ him. We must actively seek to hire the minority," he said...
...before the Sabras' dreams can be realized. "The main issue of the next few years," says Sociologist Adler, "is the question of peace and war, of our coexistence with our Arab neighbors." Adler poses a whole set of dilemmas that thoughtful Israelis have debated without resolving: "Should we employ Arabs in Israel? Or should we put up artificial walls, refuse to hire them and fall back on our own labor? If coexistence means using Arab labor, then what does that do to the fabric of our society? Should we not seek more ties with the Arabs, teach more...
...weather that can rain him out or sun him to a cinder before the ninth hole. One way to beat all these hazards is to forget that the Scots intended golf to be an outdoor game. Then the player can use one of the dozens of indoor ranges that employ computers and color slides to give customers the illusion that they are playing real golf on a famous course...