Word: guarantors
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...last belief, the one-quarter plan would have been a guarantor of mild and subtle change. The one-half plan, though more stern, deserves the same evaluation. It deserves student support...
...opposition of its neighbors and most of its own citizens. Nor can the U.S. abandon the position it has occupied for the past 40 years as the world's only military and economic superpower. No other nation has the capability to replace Washington as the West's chief guarantor of prosperity and peace...
...Washington pointed out that the U.S. is being asked to serve as a guarantor of the eventual treaty, a position that would be impossible if one Afghan side is permitted to continue receiving outside arms and the other is denied them. As if to underscore the importance of the "symmetry" issue, the U.S. has again increased arms shipments to the Afghan rebels, whose supplies had been running seriously...
...current campaign. His proposal last week for an international commission that would include members of the U.S. political parties was coupled with an offer to ( permit the contras to continue receiving humanitarian aid from the U.S. and other foreign sources. By offering the U.S. a role as both guarantor and benefactor in postwar Nicaragua, Ortega seems to be playing to a pet theme of the President's that Reagan has applied to arms treaties with the Soviets: trust, but verify...
...they were willing to spend millions in lawyers' fees to receive a portion of it. There are enough miseries, furies and counterplots to satisfy the most demanding court buffs and gossip freaks, but the book's essential message is a reliable old crowd pleaser: unlimited funds are no guarantor of happiness; if the wound is deep enough, mere money is only a Band...