Word: impacting
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...have not had a raise since they agreed to defer a 14% pay increase in 1980. "I expect a long strike," said Michael Bakalo, a T.W.U. vice president. Securities analysts noted that the airline has some $400 million in cash on hand that it could use to cushion the impact of a lengthy walkout. But a protracted struggle could severely harm both the troubled airline and the strikers...
...impact of apartheid on our lives creates pressures to relegate 'women's issues' to a remote priority," writes Motlalepula Chabaku, the national president of an outlawed multi-racial woman's organization Chabaku writes that "women's issues" actually impact the lives of all Black South Africans, especially the idea of equal pay for equal work...
Finally, in calling for a mobilization of the world's women, Morgan need no sound as exclusionary toward reform minded men, since her goal is to end discrimination of all kinds. When she writes of a "global movement of women that will have enormous impact through the end of the century," she evokes the hopes of women worldwide, but she also risks the exclusionary attitude that so plagues the male-dominated societies portrayed in her book. For as the anthology contributers so eloquently express, it is only when women and men work together in all spheres of life, and understand...
...They chocked me up immediately," said Emily S. Nozick '87. "The impact is so sad, and so frightening at the same time...
...Both Harvard University and Roxbury Community College will feel the impact of these cuts. Students will find that the doors to a better future will close," said Christopher Dolan of Boston University, founder of the Boston Area Student Coalition, the event's other sponsor...