Word: limiting
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...House Ways and Means Committee, which is drafting a sweeping revision of the tax code, voted 18-17 to limit tax-free borrowing by universities, hospitals and other non-profit institutions to a maximum of $150 million outstanding at any time...
Harvard and other educational lobbies argued against any cap on tax-exempt bonds. John Shattuck, vice president for government and community affairs, said the limit was unfair because it makes it much more costly for private universities to raise capital than for public schools, which the legislation would not affect...
These short term grants limit medical researchers, Amos said. "When an investigator has established a record, why tie them up writing complex grant requests all the time?" he said...
...Crimson on October 24, 1985, which described us as a "gay crisis phoneline" in the context of describing GLSA's [Gay and Lesbian Students' Association's] goals for the year. While CONTACT is a peer counseling hotline that primarily addresses issues of sexual orientation, we do not limit our counseling to members of the gay community or even to students who are questioning their sexual identity. CONTACT is also concerned with providing information and promoting mutual understanding on issues relating to sexual orientation for all members of the Harvard community whether they label themselves gay, or straight...
Again, not quite; the present testing program at best stretches the letter of the treaty to the limit. Though the Soviets officially kept quiet throughout the latest fuss, it was only last week they conceded, in the arms- control talks at Geneva, that some SDI laboratory research would be acceptable. The U.S. contends the Soviets have broken the treaty by building a ! big radar installation near Krasnoyarsk in Siberia. Thus Reagan and Gorbachev will have quite enough opportunity to argue about ABM adherence. The last thing they needed was another explosive interpretation to dispute...