Word: employs
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Nixon would like to employ again, at least temporarily, is Task Force Director Peterson. Nixon wants him to return long enough to help guide the reforms through Congress. To win that fight will be to end a philosophy of giving that has become, in Nixon's words, "patched up and painted over...
...with that? Since obviously one would have to be maladjusted to even suggest that such a goal would be undesirable, let me begin at least by describing how it is impossible, even for those Radcliffe women who are assumed to be of the economic elite and therefore able to employ more exploited women than themselves to do the unpleasant house-hold chores...
...ominous statements about the activities of scholars who consult with the government. He says, for instance, that "Huntington can, in his position as Chairman of the Government Department of Harvard University, prepare papers for the use of the U. S. Government in Vietnam" and that "he and his friends employ" research "done by scholars who may in many respects oppose Huntington..." These statements are in form descriptive but in meaning condemnatory. The implication is that these activities should not be engaged in because: either (a) no professor has a right to advise the government; or (b) no Harvard professor...
...WHAT of the less theoretical, more concrete work which the Center performs? This work is undertaken exclusively by the Development Advisory Service (DAS), the largest wing of the CFIA, which places economic advisors in the employ of underdeveloped governments to counsel them on the implementation of basic policy...
...Huntington's paper is a "how to" paper; it is of immediate value, but insufficient for dealing with broad and enduring problems of political and social control. Huntington's efforts depend on research done by scholars who may in many respects oppose Huntington: nevertheless, he and his friends can employ that research to their own ends...