Word: intentionally
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...quotes are accurate, Nixon is not only divulging his own culpability in initiating the bugging but is also expressing a clear intent to keep the FBI from learning about it. Thus the seeds of an obstruction of justice have been planted even before the celebrated June 23 "smoking gun" conversation, which ultimately triggered Nixon's resignation from office...
While the intent of the recent shift of power from the White House to Congress is to improve and democratize our Government, it does not always work out that way. Senators and Congressmen seldom rise above the interests of their constituents, whereas the President is more likely to act in the interest of all the people...
...cannot inform all the students; that is why communities have newspapers. It does not matter how many notices these student representatives tack on bulletin boards or how well-organized their publicity sub-committees are organized. Exclusion of the media is a sly and subtle maneuver that masks the real intent behind a ruse--the intent to exclude students from substantive participation in decision-making at Harvard...
...code would also exempt the press from prosecution for stealing government documents, if those documents are taken with the sole intent of making them public. "It is impossible to go too far in the area of freedom of speech and of the press," Dershowitz said...
Giscard could take some consolation from the disarray on the left, but his side, too, was afflicted with internal bickering. His coalition could not continue to rule without the Gaullists, who now control 60% of the government's parliamentary majority. But the Gaullists' Chirac was intent on retaining his party's separate identity and position of dominance within the government. In addition, he refused to support Giscard's economic programs...