Word: expansionism
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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The cost of McCaw's visionary expansion is a staggering debt load of nearly $5 billion and losses of $715 million in the past two years. Even with that burden, McCaw is expected to play a crucial role in AT&T's quest to conquer the emerging field of wireless...
The most significant thing in the last half-century has been the dramatic expansion in personal freedom and personal mobility, individual rights, the reorienting of culture around individuals. We obviously value that. But like all human gains, it has been purchased at a price. Most people faced with greater freedom...
As for the expansion of community policing, the obstacle was not political but financial. "It's only fair," said New York's Schumer of the proposal to fund 50,000 new police officers. "If Kansas gets wheat subsidies, we should get cop subsidies," he told the New York Daily News...
Lauren Dutton, who is in charge of expansion for City Year, said Sword had been in contact with the program's development office.
Reeves and John Pitkin, a first-time candidate and president of a neighborhood association which has fought the University's plans for expansion, said Harvard needs to consider the needs of its neighbors more carefully.