Word: outrightly
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...establishing Britain as a major world leader. Many of his critics feel that as a result he has failed to come to terms with the day-to-day problems of running the government. They complain that his unexpected victory over Labor in June has turned his natural cockiness into outright arrogance...
...members' one-year terms can be renewed only by the regime, and they can be fired outright by the Premier for "sufficient cause." To be sure, the regime will have a right to expect cooperation: after all, at $830 a month plus traveling expenses, the committee members will be better paid than a brigadier general in the Greek army...
...Harvard's own plans at the present, he said, "We are still negotiating our scholarship budget." In general, however, Peterson said Harvard's policy is that "outright scholarship is better for anyone than a loan is" and that falling back on loans is a "second line of defense" for a university trying to attract students...
...talk about the project to other media. Checking this report with Jennings, a CRIMSON reporter was assured the "Independent" was not buying stories from news sources but merely acting as a conduit for expression of Rockefeller's eleemosynary impulses. As to the advantages of such an arrangement over an outright gift, we cannot, and did not, do more than merely suggest one possibility. Jennings said to the CRIMSON reporter, "You guys do this sort of thing...
...contest was marked by numerous Dartmouth penalties. Four of Harvard's goals came on power plays, but the Crimson missed many other opportunities, including two two-man advantages. Flaring tempers throughout the game produced two outright fights and a hard-hitting contest...