Word: ideale
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...have not found the solution yet," Buck said, "but I am not pessimistic about the possibilities of finding one." When asked what the ideal solution might be, he answered, "A library which is open seven days a week, 24 hours a day, and as accessible and comfortable as one's personal library at home, because these college libraries should be considered in just that light--part of the student's home...
Harvard, as a large center of learning, was an ideal target for the Communists to infiltrate, Velde asserted, and that is why his committee found it necessary to call so many witnesses from the University. He said that 11 people, who either attended or were members of the faculty were summoned by the committee when he headed it from...
...productivity and our power do not rattle haphazardly about the world. They are harnessed to basic moral principles. There is a school of thought which claims that morality and foreign policy do not mix. That never has been, is not, and I pray never will be, the American ideal. Diplomacy which is divorced from morality also divorces the Government from the people. Our people can understand, and will support, policies which can be explained and understood in moral terms. But policies based on carefully calculated expediency could never be explained...
...among the German-speaking Saarlanders, ex-Nazi Schneider had pulled together three new pro-German parties into a "Homeland Front"-skipping over the fact that it was the government of the homeland that was earnestly backing the Europeanization of the Saar. By the force of his devotion to the ideal of European unity, above and beyond the desires of nationalism, Konrad Adenauer had been able to check West Germany's yearning to own the Saar, but he had not been able to arrest the Saar's own case of Germanic nationalism. Under Schneider's lashing, personal attacks...
Socialism by Expansion. Nehru is a socialist and his dreams for India revolve around what he calls "the ideal of a socialist society." The First Five-Year Plan, a relatively modest $5 billion program, was not really socialistic. Its proudest achievement: good planning, hard work and good weather have increased food production 18%-for the first time in history relieving India's peasant masses of the threat of famine. The plan strove to fill the most urgent needs of India's millions, pumped the bulk of its money into irrigation, electric power, transport and housing, only 8% into...