Word: hazardously
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...ball comes to rest within dangerous proximity to a crocodile," runs one of the ground rules at a golf club in Uganda, "another ball may be dropped." Crocodiles have always been a hazard in equator-straddling Uganda, but until recently the creatures have stayed pretty close to the territory's lakes, swamps and rivers. Last week they were crawling all over the place. "Look out," a newly posted notice warned motorists on a roadside in Mubende. "Crocodiles are lying in wait...
Washington Correspondent Frances Levison, while covering the Kefauver hearings, discovered a new hazard to her profession when she was called by her bureau's deskman, who asked: "Where were you? We were watching TV and you weren't at the press table...
...with a few years of testing and improvement behind them, Inventors MacLennan and Glendinning are convinced that their "bomb" can be used in any industry where explosive dust or gas is a hazard. Veteran combat pilots who saw the "bombs" demonstrated at Farnborough, and who have seen exploding fuel tanks destroy a plane in a great puff of smoke and flame, had only one question: "When do we get them?" The British Ministry of Supply hopes to install the new extinguishers on British military planes within a year...
After Pashukanis, Hazard notes that there is a tendency to push it (concept of withering away of the state) into the background and to modify the approach to it in terms which call for the preservation and strengthening of the state...
Stalin, neither lawyer nor intellectual, wielded great influence in the field of jurisprudence. Hazard notes that "no had become the dominant spokesman for Soviet political theory on which all orthodox Soviet legal theorists agreed legal theory had to rest...