Word: impacting
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...letter accuses the President's program of being "extremely regressive in its impact on our society, redistributing wealth and power from the middle-class and poor to the rich, and shifting more of the tax burden away from business and onto low- and middle-income consumers...
...suggest high participation, but Fox says. "When you have a class with as many ex-student government leaders as these do, you don't often have a lot of followers. On a 90-member council, it's very hard for a single individual to feel he has an impact...
...done." He had the expert help of Reporter-Researcher Alain Sanders, who has a degree from Columbia University Law School. Sanders saw his assignment as a "welcome chance to go beyond the minutiae of law and to see how the legal system affects people at its point of greatest impact...
...points after President Carter unfurled a dramatic plan to shore up the value of the dollar in international commerce. On Oct. 6, 1979, the Federal Reserve Board announced a historic policy change by adopting a more monetarist approach for controlling the U.S. money supply. That had the immediate impact of sharply boosting interest rates. Within a week, the Dow dropped almost 59 points...
Despite its bitter opposition to the Fidelity takeover, Bank-America maintained last week that it was "too early to tell" what kind of impact the merger would have on the Califor nia banking market. "We're not trembling with trepidation because Citicorp is coming to California," said Spokesman Ronald Owens. "We're ready to take on all entrants to this market. It just means the competition is going to get a little heavier." Bank-America, which must still receive the approval of the Federal Reserve Board for its own bold move out of traditional banking, the purchase...