Word: fairness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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There are also adequate resources available, from banks, insurance companies, and the business community, to help the community buy these businesses at a fair price--and indeed to help the community establish new businesses, like the EG&G Company, as well...
...land of Detinu Setats there are two major ethnic groups: the Dolichocephalics and the Brachycephalics. In that fair land there are also two major regions: Eeknay and Leber. Since everything there seems to run in pairs, there can also be found two major types of educational institutions: PDI (Predominantly Dolichocephalic Institutions with 98 per cent of the student body dolichocephalise), and PBI (Predominantly Brachycephalic Institutions with 98 per cent of the student body brachycephalics...
...longer placated by the hypocritical rhetoric used by the administration to mask the institutional racism on this campus. The college is turning its back on the black students, as though we should be "grateful" just to be at Fair Harvard. "Veritas" as a motto is a farce. There has been a failure of those in academia to come to grips with the substantive issues in reality, without some form of condescension or patronization; they say that progress has been made, while defining that progress themselves. We are no longer fooled...
...tariff cuts, an achievement that came after 34 years of U.S. effort to tear down the barriers to expanding trade and prosperity in the free world. Moreover, quotas would mean U.S. repudiation of the 1947 General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, history's first major code of fair play for international commerce. Backers of liberalized trade compare today's proposed restrictions to the 1930 Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, which by lifting import duties to record levels prompted reprisals abroad that helped to cut U.S. exports by 66% during the Depression. "The protectionists are peddling medicine more likely...
...effect, being penalized for investing in the very economy that the government supposedly means to help. Moreover, by making the measure retroactive, Chancellor of the Exchequer Roy Jenkins left them little time to minimize the burden by shedding their holdings. In defending his action, Jenkins pronounced it only fair that "fortunately placed individuals" make "some small contribution from their capital...