Word: musts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...case, we feel that there must be constant communication between the committee and MSA. We would expect the members of the committee not to hesitate to contact us in writing if they feel that they would like to further understand our position in any of the issues. Similarly, we will keep in contact with individual members so as to keep all channels open...
...only is the premise of this argument faulty--18 percent of the population of the state is part of the organized labor movement--it demonstrates a misconception of how different elements of the citizenry must work together for the betterment of the community...
...underlying premise of modern American politics is that all members of the society must carry the burden of helping certain of its members join into the community in an effective and beneficial manner. The most obvious example is public education. All citizens--not just the parents of students attending public schools--pay taxes which help support public education...
...endorse the repeal on the belief that local taxes might be marginally decreased is to accept a definition of community as being limited to a group of individuals gathered together with common borders, and nothing more. It is an abandonment of the idea that members of a community must grow together, work together, and protect each other...
...candidate must talk about what concerns people's hearts--and the Democratic candidate has failed to do this. If people think the candidate doesn't articulate those issues, the people aren't going to vote...