Word: maintain
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Despite their wide range of political views, the authors agreed on their basic conclusion--that nuclear deterrence can maintain peace, if it is linked to arms control negotiations and "detente without illusions" between superpowers...
...controversial issues concerning nuclear weapons in Europe, the scholars come down on Reagan's side. They favor placing Pershing II missiles in Western Europe to maintain credibility for America's commitment to its NATO allies. And they say they are "not yet persuaded" by proponents of a "no first use" policy for NATO's nuclear forces...
This background has prompted students at the College, the Law School and the K-School to demand that the name of the exchange program be changed. K-School administrators have agreed to meet with student leaders to discuss the issues, but they maintain that the chances of succumbing to the demands is very slim. The charges against McCloy have been raised before and cleared to their satisfaction. "McCloy is a great man, and unless any new charges are unearthed, there is no reason why he shouldn't be honored," says Guido Goldman, director of the Center for European Studies. Goldman...
...will inevitably be weeded out by peer review groups. Yet the protests will not cease until scientists have learned to deal openly and directly with animal protection groups. Certainly some extremist protestors will continue to ignore the facts that some repetition of experiments on animals must be done to maintain scientific integrity, and that much research simply cannot be replaced by working with computer models. But most animal care protestors will find that their feelings of empathy exist in researchers as well, and will be able to work with scientists toward a regulatory system which satisfies both groups...
Expressing his confidence that Harvard should be able to maintain "adequate" financial aid, Rosovsky concludes that section of the report by saying. "The facts about financial aid--at least at Harvard--do not warrant much of the anxiety created by exaggerated press reports. We cannot say so too often...