Word: guarantors
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Elizabeth, for instance, the candidate talked of an "absolute assurance of Israel's survival and security." Even here, however, the difference between Carter and the Administration is primarily one of emphasis; for example, President Ford declared just last month that the U.S. "will remain the ultimate guarantor of Israel's freedom." With their positions apparently so close, if Ford and Carter both receive their parties' nominations, U.S. diplomacy in the Israeli-Arab dispute may not-as conventional wisdom has it-have to take a holiday and avoid new initiatives until after the November voting...
Though rarely advertised as such at organic food stores, several herbs have been employed for centuries as aphrodisiacs. Ogden Nash ("Parsley/Is garsley") to the contrary, the indispensable parsleyan garnish, Petroselinum crispum, has been prized as a guarantor of virility since at least the 1st century. (Its seeds also enjoy fame as a baldness cure.) Without herbs, the world would not have that honored amorific, the martini. Coriander seed is not only used as a spicy seasoning but is also reputed to be an erotic stimulant and is used to flavor gin. And Artemisia, or wormwood, is an essential ingredient...
...sense of the moral right of Israeli Jews to national self-determination reinforced by a powerful undercurrent of emotional and historical ties to the land of Israel. In addition, support stems from a pride in Israel's cultural and social achievements, gratitude for Israel's role as the ultimate guarantor of Jewish survival and dignity, and not the least important, a network of personal contact with people in Israel...
...belligerence pledge at this point for fear of alienating other Arab nations, Kissinger envisages the two sides agreeing to an aide-memoire that would spell out further steps both sides would take in the disengagement process. The U.S., or possibly the United Nations, might serve as a guarantor of peace between Egypt and Israel until such time as relationships "normalize." After returning to Washington last week, Kissinger ordered studies on the ramifications of an American peace guarantee, which President Ford must ultimately decide upon...
Michael L. Walzer, professor of Government, said yesterday that if war in the Middle East is to be avoided, the "United States has to acknowledge its role as guarantor of peace and realize its role has to be large...