Word: entailing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...permission to live together platonically. (Since the church does not recognize his remarriage, conjugal relations between them are considered adulterous.) Another way would be for Ralph to try to get his first marriage annulled by church tribunals-a process that despite recent reforms may take years and entail a considerable outlay of money...
...start changing the rules in hopes of alleviating the world's serious and endlessly debated money problems. But too many powerful IMF members-including the U.S., West Germany, France and Canada-face imminent national elections to risk committing their campaigning leaders to any new monetary compromise that might entail some loss of national privilege. Even so, IMF members may well lay some groundwork for a much-needed reform...
...creation of the new A.B. does not entail the establishment of any new departments, nor any shift nor increase in Faculty. The employment of a Standing Committee to administer the degree program mirrors the procedure currently being used in Social Studies. History and Literature, Folklore and Mythology, Applied Mathematics, and History of Science...
Larry Miller '74, chairman of the Quincy Film Society, was unsure what the decision to incorporate might entail. "I'm going to wait on it. I'm going to talk to a few people. If we don't join, we'll do something in response," he said...
...Douglas as "the local minister with portfolio" and describes him as "the best thing hereabouts since polio vaccine. His ministrations have been no less than providential." Douglas came up with lots of seemingly helpful advice. He said that when he told Berrigan that the Washington caper would necessarily entail some violence, the priest agreed. Berrigan also agreed, said Douglas, to using a gun "but suggested the possible use of blanks. I advised him that I was sure I could obtain...