Word: foresights
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...firm action against Iran, it is doubtful that the UN will do anything. The same diplomat stated, “Nothing of consequence will happen in the Security Council because the Russians and Chinese will block sanctions.” If this is the case, ElBaradei must have the foresight to push even harder for action against Iran. Iran gaining nuclear technology poses a credible threat to millions of people; it must be stopped. ElBaradei’s sentiment that compromises must be made with Iran to allow uranium enrichment at any level is at once infuriating and terrifying...
...claim that the presence of condoms in freshman dorms will actively reduce the prevalence of sexually transmitted diseases is a weak one. Students who are responsible enough to have safe sex have enough foresight to obtain condoms from UHS or another source before things get too hot and heavy. In a society where sex is already king, there is no need for the UC to further encourage the culture...
...foreign policy, heading the American delegation at the Hague Conference in Private International Law in 1966. “Many of the treaties he designed are still in effect now and will be for a long time,” Conner said. “He had the foresight to see where things were going, which was very important for the country.” In 1991, he was named the Story professor of law, emeritus at HLS. He continued to teach classes on commercial arbitration and remained in close contact with his students until December. A prolific author...
...Dean, Bill has guided the Faculty with remarkable foresight, openness to change, and deep devotion to the University's highest values and purposes, during what I believe will prove to have been a transformative period in the life...
...John Winthrop. Other details about Harvard’s scientific progression and the field’s overall evolution can be found on the instructional cards next to each artifact. “What was extraordinary was this college, which was seen as being in the wilderness, had the foresight to gather a collection of scientific apparati,” said Curator of the Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments Sara Schechner. Years in the making, the collection consists of pieces gathered and donated by David P. Wheatland ’22 and other artifacts Harvard has amassed since...