Word: fixedly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Received from Pennsylvania's Kelly a bill proposing to permit the bituminous coal industry to form marketing pools, fix prices under Federal supervision-a suggestion made last autumn at the Third International Conference on Bituminous Coal in Pittsburgh (TIME...
...liquidated. Authorized borrowers: "Any bank, savings bank, trust company, building & loan association, insurance company, intermediate credit bank, livestock credit corporation, agricultural or farmers' association or other bona-fide financial institution"?and the railroads. Individual loans are limited to $200.000.000 and R. F. C. directors are free to fix interest rates...
...original scope of the Plan having, of course, been much enlarged. "We shall yet fulfill the Five-Year Plan in four years!" cried Premier Molotov. Twenty times in this part of his speech he repeated his pet word, "we shall organize this. . . . Organization will fix that. . . . The important thing is to do things the right way by organizing them...
...avoid squabbling and charges of favoritism, the Mother Country would not fix a separate quota for her imports from each Dominion. Instead British wheat importers would be required to show that a certain percentage of all their imports (55% was suggested), came from one or more Dominions. Inter-Dominion competition for the British market would thus be kept keen...
...seat. Instead she will clasp her hands behind her back and pace, shoulders hunched, up & down the aisles, back & forth in front of the lounges along the Chamber's rear wall. She will purse her lips, frown as though deep in thought, halt now & then to fix some speaking Senator with a sharp, doubtful glance. From time to time she will address the Chair to interject some comment, acid-humorous in intent-for her husband was the Senate's conscientious sarcastigator. Then she will resume her soft pacing through the aisles, around the back, shoulders hunched, pondering profoundly...