Word: faithfully
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Good faith bargaining requires that the parties work together cooperatively to find common ground. Unfortunately, that hasn't been happening," he added...
...economy and our health and our lives." The Republican solution? "We must rein in our runaway government, return power to the people, reduce the tax burden. Put parents back in charge of our schools. Untie the hands of our police. Restore justice to our courts and put our faith once again in the basic goodness, wisdom and self-reliance of our people...
...regained my faith in humanity when I was on crutches," she says. "For six months, I couldn't even eat without someone holding a tray...
SOMETIMES THE TURNING POINT in a war comes not from a battlefield victory but from a private surrender of faith. It happens when leaders discover that they care less about what they hope to win than about what they stand to lose. And so last week, as a blizzard shut down the government they had just reopened, President Clinton and the Republican leaders of Congress were still saying that it was in America's interest to reach a budget deal, that they weren't very far apart, that they had everything to gain by making peace and much to lose...
...medicine and the old becomes most evident. The new medicine, by its nature, abhors complexity and innovation. Health Net, for example, won't cover any treatment it deems to be experimental or investigative, even though its contract with MediCal, California's Medicaid program, does cover visits to acupuncturists and faith healers. Like other HMOs, it spends nothing on research to hunt for new treatments for disease. In fact, it feels bound by law and competition to avoid such research...