Word: maintained
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...bill. Those relating to inchoate offenses--attempt, conspiracy, and a brand new crime called solicitation--are too vague. These laws could conceivably be used to prosecute or harass people who participate in political activities in opposition to government policies. The provisions in question go beyond what is needed to maintain democratic order and cut into political rights of dissent previously taken for granted...
...full production. Even so, utility officials began to relax and ridicule the alarmed reactions in Washington. Yet Washington, too, seemed reasonably certain that the nation's energy would continue to be supplied. Said Jerry Pfeffer, a deputy assistant administrator of the Department of Energy: "We think we can maintain the system indefinitely...
...overstaffed pitching corps. The Yankees have assembled a roll call of stars; the problem will be finding room in the sky for all of them. Lyle's trade talk was prompted by the fact that he claims to need almost daily stints on the mound to maintain his effectiveness. The same is true of Gossage and Eastwick. Says Gossage: "There's enough work for Sparky and me, but I don't know if there is enough work for the three of us. I don't know what the Yankees had in mind...
...also came away with a deeper understanding of the problems that exist," she said, referring to the "deep scars left on the Israelis" from their 30-year struggle to maintain their nation's sovereignty. During this time the Israelis were confronted with repeated unkept promises and commitments she said...
...that when a publisher goes into the business of both "news books" and newspapers, "it is almost certain to bump into some of its most deeply held journalistic principles on the way to the bank." But then the Post accused the Times of "managing the news" by -trying to maintain a predetermined publication date-although protecting a publication or release date is hardly what is generally understood by management or suppression of news. Even more absurdly, the Post compared its scoop to the Times disclosure of the Pentagon papers, appealing to the Constitution in the process...