Word: obtainable
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...university defended everything," Yudof says. "We defended based on past and present discrimination and made a lot of arguments about the need to integrate professions and the socioeconomic pipelines through which people can obtain jobs...
...dropping him from the suspect list is not enough for Jewell and his lawyer, who are looking for a formal, public admission that he is no longer a suspect in the bombing. Currently before U.S. District Judge Owen Forrester is a motion to unseal the FBI affidavit used to obtain the search warrants used for Jewell's dwellings. Lin Wood, Jewell's lawyer, says the document will show that the FBI had no cause to investigate his client. The FBI is seeking to keep the paperwork private, citing concerns that releasing the affidavit would compromise its ongoing investigation. Even...
...University needed to obtain approval from the Cambridge Historical Commission, because "the [Old] Yard is an historic landmark," Bicknell said...
...have complained often of the inaccessibility of professors at Harvard. Occupied with obtaining tenure, writing books, articles, and campaign speeches, undergrads who may have no actual knowledge of the field of study but are just interested in learning really serve no purpose to the busy professor. Office hours are hard to come by and when one is lucky enough to obtain them, they last about five minutes. This has become, however unfortunate, commonplace. What cannot and should not become regular and accepted is the stifling classroom forum, dominated by graduate students desperate for dissertation advisors, recommendations or employment...
...owned and for profit--seem to be interested firstly in managing costs and only secondarily in maintaining health. When profit, not health, is the objective, it poses a real threat--to the doctor-patient relationship, to academic medical centers, to medical research and to those who are unable to obtain health insurance. Whatever its flaws, traditional fee-for-service medicine always allowed physicians to act as advocates for their patients. HMOs cannot assure us that physicians will, in every instance, put their patients' interests first...