Word: faithfully
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...from under a halo of good intentions. Matthew Sweet, who likes to mix bad-boy guitar licks with well- mannered melodies, belongs among the latter. As a lyricist, Sweet writes about girls and God with the same confessional zeal, seemingly torn between hardened skepticism and the promise of faith and romantic redemption. Yet despite his doubts -- or perhaps because he still cares enough to wonder -- Providence has smiled...
...religious images is evident on Knowing People, in which he asks, "Are you made like God/ When you start to bleed/ Do you really know/ What it is to breathe?," and on Evergreen, where he declares, "You started to pray/ But all your prayers they brought no answer/ Your faith...
During strikes organized against illegal employment practices, such as union-busting and refusal of the company to negotiate fairly, workers are guaranteed their jobs. If employers do not bargain in good faith, the National Labor Relations Board can step in and order back pay also. Businesses cannot abuse their right to permanently replace workers...
Warren says the companies Harvard deals with have, as a rule, acted in good faith in trying to pay the University what it is owed...
...changed to a point where White House aides were scrambling to scale back expectations, pointing to Japan's political tumult as a hindrance to agreements. The sorry truth is that Miyazawa is scarcely alone in his fall from grace. Along with his fellow summiteers, Clinton is plagued by waning faith in his abilities. His first four months in office have made America's allies less respectful of the traditional U.S. leadership role and Clinton's stewardship. Every land and age suspects that the present generation fails to live up to achievements of the past, so it was probably inevitable that...