Word: following
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Massachusetts law requires health care institutions to show clear need for any equipment or facility costing more than $100,000, but Harvard did not follow the certificate-of-need procedure because the Massachusetts Department of Public Health ruled in August 1975 that the plant did not require it, Lashman said...
...Suddenly I found myself a pop idol... In high school, I had already experienced being underrated for my lack of superficial hipness... I always tried to follow my own guiding light and yet people's perceptions of me swung from being totally unhip to being awesomely...
...Employment Practices and Policies. The ACSR believes that companies that operate in South Africa should follow employment practices that will ameliorate the effects of apartheid with respect to their own employees, even where such action impinges on profitability. Specifically, we believe that all companies operating in South Africa should implement the principles first proposed in 1977 by the Rev. Leon Sullivan, a director of General Motors Corporation, and to date endorsed by at least 61 corporations. Implementation of these principles would require a company...
Economically, the province will have to pay for its formal independence. This does not mean that Quebec should not follow the separatist route if it expects substantial changes and benefits in other fields. The promise of real change, however, is lacking. It is by no means clear that formal independence for Quebec will do anything more than transform its highly nationalistic provincial civil service into a national bureaucracy...
...students marched around the building chanting and carrying signs urging Harvard to help end the investment of U.S. corporations in South Africa. After calmly watching the students cut across his field of vision for the 20th time, one of the policemen turned to his fellow officers and began the follow officers and began the following conversation...