Word: partnership
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...President signs the natural gas bill, he will be furthering his by now well-defined policy of seeking a "friendly partnership with private business." His signature would be one more clear example of his Administration's willingness to support private industry, even at the expense of the consumer...
...real hope for the future of Saudi Arabia is that the former strong friendship and admiration for America, now strained and wearing thin because of unwise American policy in the area, may be restored, and the promising partnership of a few years ago revived...
...Staff last summer, General Maxwell D. Taylor proclaimed "real progress" in the development of Army guided missiles. His men were already using a missile (developed with the help of the German scientists who worked on the original V-2 rocket) with a range well exceeding 200 miles. In partnership with the Navy, the Army is working on a medium-range missile with a hoped-for effectiveness of 1,500 miles. "These missiles," said Taylor, "will give our forces tremendous destructive firepower ranging far ahead of and above our front lines, deep into the vital sources of strength of our enemy...
...them is Jean Monnet's Action Committee for a United States of Europe, which believes that the next, best step toward federation would be an atomic partnership called "Euratom," modeled on the six-nation Coal and Steel Community which France's Monnet bossed until last year. No politician, Economist Monnet has nevertheless made much political progress, claims the support of majorities in the six Parliaments concerned (France, West Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg...
...subcommittee of O.E.E.C. (Organization for European Economic Cooperation), the outfit set up by European governments to channel U.S. aid to Europe. Mindful of objections to Euratom on the grounds that it covers too few countries and carries supranationalism too far, the O.E.E.C. committee proposed cooperation short of full partnership among the 17 O.E.E.C. nations. To include countries such as Brit ain, which is skittish about too deep involvement in continental federation, O.E.E.C. would settle for "joint undertakings" among different combinations of countries to spread their investment risks and to give Europe a more balanced atomic industry than any one nation...