Word: establishments
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...extent that there are areas of unemployment left, despite . . . efforts by business, government must and will step in to see that all people have opportunities for work and to establish such minimum standards of living that no member of the community suffers. . . . [Social security measures] are not inconsistent with the principle that hard work must be rewarded to encourage workers to do their best...
...weather that distressed even the acclimated Russians, the victory announced by Moscow could be of vital import. Near Schlüsselburg runs a railroad to Moscow and beyond. To the west, less than 30 miles, are more routes to the south. If these are retaken, the Russians will re-establish direct communications along their whole line...
Turkish Worries. Across the silvery, snakelike Bosporus, Ankara watched anxiously. It was clear that Germany had lost the initiative, but beyond that hazy problems loomed: If widespread revolutions broke out in the Balkans it might be wise for Turkey to establish order in the name of the Allies, risk war against Germany. Allied and Axis diplomats in Ankara last week noted that Ambassador Franz von Papen had gone to Berlin to confer with Adolf Hitler...
Tregaskis' Marines have only to open their mouths to establish their reality. Example...
What began as a completely informal Student Council decision to suppress the names of the Council's Nominating Committee has now developed into what resembles an attempt to establish a new precedent. Nominees have been submitted to the Classes of 1945 and 1946, but still the Council resolutely refuses to make public the identity of those who drew up the list of candidates. This Star Chamber proceeding has no parallel in the Council's history, and is a violation of the theory upon which a body representative of the undergraduates is founded...