Word: judgmental
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Each of these women has made a sufficiently unusual contribution in her particular field to warrant, in the committee's judgment, honorary membership in the Phi Beta Kappa," Eleanor G. Shore '51, chairman of the chapter's Committee on Honorary and Alumni Membership, said yesterday...
Jackson's decision is based on his judgment that Carter would make a stronger Democratic nominee and President than Senator Hubert Humphrey. Only a few months ago Jackson had hard feelings about Carter, but after several personal talks with the Georgian, his attitude has softened. In addition to accepting the inevitability of Carter's nomination, Jackson has come to respect his skills. At the same time, he remains bitter that Humphrey kept insinuating himself into the primaries...
...this would be bad enough, but last week the situation worsened when members of the junior class said they were giving authorities the names of literally hundreds of their classmates who, they claimed, had violated the code. The avowed aim of this rush to judgment: to implicate so many cadets that West Point could not possibly dismiss all the guilty ones without virtually wiping out the entire junior class...
...results of which are to be considered valid by both sides of the dispute. The investigation will, no doubt, be followed by professions of faith in Simpson by both Edward Powers, associate general counsel for employee relations, and Frank Weissbecker, director of the food services--and Simpson's judgment will surely prevail...
...Federal Reserve Board has been creating enough new money to accommodate loan demand. That has turned out to be less money than almost anyone a year ago would have thought necessary: the nation's money supply in the twelve months through April grew only 6.1%. But the judgment of Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns as to how much is enough proved surprisingly accurate. One reason is a change in what Burns calls "financial technology": corporations now may open interest-bearing savings accounts and quickly shift the funds, when needed, into checking accounts. That and other means of switching funds...