Word: intendancy
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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This case indicates that intent, warning, and substantial impairment must be present to sustain a disturbance conviction at a public meeting. Therefore, if the same Court were to consider the Sanders incident, they would probably ask: did the defendants intend their expression of views substantially to impair the conduct of the meeting and were they given warning to cease at the time? Since the meeting occurred indoors in a university and was not a campaign rally, the Court, were it to hear such a case, might feel that the customs and usages of such an event would warrant a narrower...
...have cards, and we intend to play them to the hilt," Nixon declared in an interview with a six-man panel of the American Society of Newspaper Editors...
...know of at least ten families in those apartments who intend to stay, probably more," one tenant who has been working on the housing plans said later last night. "With the present low-income housing shortage, Harvard will need new housing to accommodate the people evicted," she said...
...recent pamphlet on their zoning problems, the owner of Printed Matter said, "If we had gone about things differently, perhaps paying certain city officials for the privilege to exist, we might now have a business that wouldn't be an eyesore... But we paid no one, and do not intend...
Blip-Blip, N.C. The anti-smoking campaigners do not intend to relax. They will monitor the screens for any attempt by cigarette firms to slip the names of their brands onto TV. Tobacco and broadcasting executives vow that that will never happen. Last month ABC televised the Reynolds-sponsored Winston-Salem Classic bowling tournament in North Carolina but, except for brief references at the beginning and end, avoided mentioning the name of the event or even where it was being held. Instead, Announcer Chris Schenkel extolled the charm of "the Moravian settlement" in the heart of "the rolling hills...