Word: objectively
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...open car, as in his recent campaigning in New Hampshire, should be avoided. The protective vest for outdoor appearances, which he wore there, is a good idea, however uncomfortable it might be. For indoor appearances, a public now accustomed to metal detectors and inspection of handbags would not object to making such practices routine before entering a hall in which Ford is present...
...compromise with the White House. One possible agreement would allow the Administration to delete the names of agents and foreign collaborators from any documents supplied to the committee. The committee would also give the Administration 24 hours' notice if it planned to publish classified material. Should the Administration object to the release, it would be given more time to explain its position. In some instances, the President might be granted final review. If that compromise is accepted, the House investigation will be ready to resume...
...former professor of nutrition, is an unlikely center of campus controversy. Yet last week Rogers-quiet, petite and slender at 61-was indeed the focus of protest at the University of Texas at Austin, as many of the faculty and students demanded her resignation. They did not particularly object to her academic qualifications or her performance as an educator; after all, she has been on campus for 26 years, including stints as associate graduate dean and vice president. Rather, the campus anger was directed at the board of regents, which had ignored the candidates offered by a student-faculty committee...
...mouthguard out of his face, and a follow-up left-right-left series left Frazier's face badly bleeding. Ali continued to pound away at Frazier's face in the next round, and the referee was finally forced to award Ali the victory. A dazed Frazier did not object to the ruling...
...depicted by the disembodied panels are so overwhelming that we cannot help but participate in the drama. Even though we know that the painting of a sandwich and soda pop is schematic and does not even attempt traditional modelling and shading, our first reaction that it does represent the object is so powerful and so instantaneous that it almost actually becomes the subject...