Word: impacting
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...issue: some of the current ACSR members have indicate a desire to have the committee recommend that Harvard divest from companies not South Africa. One of these students. Patrick A Flaherty, who is also a member of the Southern Africa Solidarity Committee, says that shareholder resolutions are limited in impact because there is a natural "community of interests" between the University and the assorted resolutions, and also because while shareholder resolutions do help focus attention on an issue, unless they pass, they will not bring actual change...
...city manager's budget statement listed a series of possible uses for the funds if the city receives them. One such option is setting up a "stabilization fund" to lessen the impact of future budget cuts, such as the possible loss of approximately $8 million in Prop 2 1/2 cuts if voters do not override the measure again next year...
...newsletter, which Howe suggested, "has less impact, and you pay extremely high rates." Velona added "It was sort of rough equality before...
...simply some statistical aberration. It came after nearly half a year of steadily sliding inflation. Instead of the vicious cycle of ever higher costs, the economy has now entered a virtuous cycle of declining inflation. Says Data Resources Chairman Otto Eckstein: "We still have not seen the full impact of declining mortgage rates turn up in the CPI figures. Consequently, I expect to see at least one or two more months of deflation this year...
...booming; church broadcasts reach 990 million people a month. Some 6,850 of the 8,990 ethnic or linguistic groups on earth have by now been penetrated to some extent with the gospel. Thus though the Christian proportion of the world population is declining a bit, "the outreach, impact and influence of Christianity have risen spectacularly," he maintains. If the church has not achieved its much touted turn-of-the-century goal of "the evangelization of the world in this generation," Barrett says, it has come closer than most Christians and non-Christians realize...