Word: neglectment
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...Dumont's neglect of realpolitik as a factor in decision-making leads the reader to believe that blind whim and guerrilla zeal govern Casaros administration. Dumont should have realized that many apparently irrational economic decisions can be understood by other, especially political, criteria: most notably the naive goal-setting which produced last year's sugar harvest fiasco...
Pollack took over the Naval unit from Captain Robert Moriarity last year and has had lots of time to savor his year of neglect...
...blaming the U.S. for their di lemma. Said French Finance Minister Valéry Giscard d'Estaing: "Europe is having to pay for the U.S. policy of growth and full employment." Schiller was even more direct: "The U.S. deficit of payments can no longer be tolerated with benign neglect...
That kind of neglect is just fine with him. He enjoyed writing the satire in Love in the Ruins, some targets of which can be found in Covington, but also sees the book as a celebration of sorts. "For the first time in 150 years, the South is back in the Union and can help to save it. After Los Angeles and Detroit, the whole country is in the same trouble. At least there is unity." Percy pointed this out to his Northern liberal audience in a speech at this year's book awards. "Don't give...
...were in short supply, recruiters offered tenure on such a scale that many campuses are now afflicted with an supply of drones who refuse to make way for younger, more dynamic teachers. The result irks students, to say nothing of diverting tight funds to pay deadwood profs who occasionally neglect their teaching while growing rich on consulting fees. To make matters worse, many administrators are loath to press charges; even when they do, faculty members hesitate to crack down on fellow members of their club...