Word: intendancy
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...however, does not intend proposals for grants from the fund for experimental education to get bogged down in red tape...
...world, needed to cool down some. I would be the first to say that I am not a table thumper or a shouter?not often at least ?but of course charisma is something else. Charisma, basically, I think most sophisticates say, is style. I don't intend to change my style. I determined that when I came into office. Of course I couldn't if I wanted...
Rolls or Chevy. In resigning, Jackson may have irreparably harmed S.C.L.C., but he contends that he did not intend to, and that both the conference and his new organization can function without conflict. Says Jackson: "We have the same goals. Now we can both work to expand on those goals in the interests of black and poor people everywhere." He refuses to defend himself against S.C.L.C. charges and innuendos. Among other things, S.C.L.C. has ordered an audit of the Breadbasket books, and refuses to accept Jackson's resignation. When Jackson quit, he insisted that all assets be turned over...
Gerstenberg snapped. Yet he has given serious thought to the issues raised by the corporation's critics. At a meeting of the National Wildlife Federation earlier this year, he declared: "Within this decade, we expect American skies will be essentially cleansed of automotive air pollution, and we intend to make comparable progress in the control of pollution from our plants." If he can help do that, Gerstenberg will end his term with a very good set of books indeed...
...discouraged. Said Thelman Borges, a Communist official in Montevideo: "Even losing, we will be winning. They [the traditional parties] have had it." If Borges and his comrades have their way, the parties allied with the Communists in the Front will ultimately have had it too. "We"-meaning the Communists -"intend to grab the handle," he said. Such candor, however laudable, is unlikely to ease the voters' fears...