Word: meshed
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...that, the Administration's policy gears mesh well most of the time. Reagan's widely acclaimed decision to embrace the "zero option" in talks with the Soviets on reduction of nuclear arms in Europe?proposed initially by the Pentagon and supported by Meese, who in this case made his position quite clear?proves that. But the Administration is facing a subtle threat, one that is difficult to define...
Kleinfelder added, "I see them getting stronger as the season goes on. It was nice to see them mesh tonight...But we've got a touch schedule ahead. You have to remember that we're not playing give-away games...
...have a nice move or pass," midfielder Frank Ricapito said after the game, "but we had no consistency. So many people played their hearts out. We just didn't mesh...
...terms of the Camp David peace accords. The focus of the campaign is Yamit, an Israeli settlement of 2,500 situated on a strand of sand beside the Mediterranean. Settled six years ago, Yamit even now is no bigger than a college campus. Behind a 110-ft. wire-mesh antiterrorist fence that looks incongruous in such a peaceful setting, Yamit's residents have skillfully managed to turn their town into a blooming oasis of lush, neatly manicured gardens. Outside the community, a series of smaller farming settlements has prospered with the aid of the latest in irrigation methods...
Still, there are some damaging gaps. The State Department on some occasions has failed to mesh with National Security Adviser Richard Allen, who is supposed to coordinate the foreign policy advice reaching the President. Allen, however, lacks the easy access of his predecessors; he reports to Reagan through Presidential Counsellor Edwin Meese. Some Administration insiders worry that Reagan is not getting the detailed analyses of foreign policy problems and options that would normally come from a strong National Security Adviser. That is an especially serious burden for a President who lacks expertise in foreign affairs...