Word: endangerment
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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The state government had obtained a court injunction early last week that ruled the 40-acre building area off-limits to demonstrators; as compensation, Gov. Meldrim Thomson vowed last week that no demonstrators would be arrested as long as they remained outside of the restricted portion of the site. Yet...
Carter called the U.S. "the most wasteful nation on earth," adding: "We waste more energy than we import." Claiming that "we can't substantially increase our domestic production," Carter said the U.S. will become perilously dependent on increasingly costly imported oil. "We could endanger our freedom as a sovereign nation...
Since the company was banned from recruiting on campus in the fall of 1974 because Archie C. Epps III, dean of students, felt its on-campus recruitment meetings could endanger the University's non-profit status, Southwestern recruiters have taken to other methods of attracting students' attention than they once...
While obviously irritated by the initial U.S. reaction, the Kremlin to date shows no evidence of being so offended by Carter's declarations on human rights as to endanger an arms agreement. There are some Western diplomats in Moscow who are convinced that the Russian leadership fears the U.S...
I am curious to know why 38% of nurses say they would not want to be hospitalized in their own hospitals, yet they continue to endanger their professional reputations by affiliating themselves with institutions they feel give substandard care. I would insist on being hospitalized where quality care is provided...