Word: hear
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...charged with enforcing the Resolution on Rights and Responsibilities, a document designed to protect the rights of all members of the University. Curiously enough, however, the Student Handbook tells us that the CRR is empowered only to "hear charges of violations of the Resolution's second and third paragraphs by students in the College or the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences...
Over the next month, the General Assembly is scheduled to hear from the heads of state or foreign ministers of 148 of its 159 member states. In speeches last week, a long parade of leaders inveighed against most of the world's ills, including Latin America's crippling $370 billion debt, famine in Africa, war and terrorism in Central America, Afghanistan and the Mideast, apartheid in South Africa, and the nuclear arms race. Amid the rhetorical hand wringing, Foreign Minister Suppiah Dhanabalan of Singapore cautioned, "There is a clear danger that this organization may become irrelevant to issues of peace...
...tired of starting your day to the sounds of WBZ Radio's Dave Maynard? Would you rather hear a debate between the cooks of Elsie's, the Tasty, and Tommy...
...conclusion of the interview, ask about the next step in the selection process. The interviewer should tell you when you can expect to hear from the company. Follow-up letters are usually mailed within two to four weeks after the initial interview. It is unusual for someone to be invited for a second interview at the time of the first interview. Do not ask how well you did in your interview! You put the interviewer in an awkward position...
...chance to vent his ire against the Democrats. Instead, reporters instantly changed the subject to the coming summit meeting with the Soviet Union's Mikhail Gorbachev. From there they wandered back and forth through a dozen subjects ranging from AIDS to spies. Too few questioners seemed to hear, or care about, any answers...