Word: permitted
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...plug that plan at a gathering of county officials and found himself hugging a gag gift of a stuffed "presidential seal." But his mood was stern in the White House Rose Garden, where he told reporters after a meeting with amendment supporters: "We must not, and we will not, permit prospects for lasting economic recovery to be buried beneath an endless tide of red ink." Reagan this week plans to announce the formation of committees in each of the 50 states to push for ratification of the amendment...
...personal duel at the play's end Here director Coe has made a serious mistake He bade his fight master. B H Barry, to stage the combat so that Hotspur repeatedly gains the advantage and could dispatch the Prince, but repeatedly chooses through sheer bravado to spare Hal and permit him to rearm Hal's combative skill is thus cheapened, and his eventual victory is made hollow, the result of mere chance. (It is, by the way, not known who slew the historical Hotspur...
...when, as he knew, Haig was scheduled to be in New York City conferring with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. At the urging of Clark, Weinberger and others, Reagan at the NSC meeting not only reaffirmed the original ban but ruled that U.S. companies could not permit their foreign subsidiaries, or foreign companies with American licenses, to make equipment for the pipeline either. The Europeans felt doublecrossed. Even British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, an anti-Soviet hardliner, registered a strong protest. Haig stormed that Reagan and Clark had destroyed his credibility in any future negotiations with the Europeans...
Recent statements by city councilors indicate that the city will follow in Alewife's footsteps. David Sullivan, chairman of the committee holding the upcoming hearings, says that through careful use of zoning laws, and distribution of development funds and permit grants, the city can influence companies to hire local residents. Councilor Francis H. Duehay '55 agrees, saying, "We've got a lot on our plates that we can offer businesses in return for employment programs...
...plans to renovate the building hinge on a successful relocation. As their part of the settlement, the tenants in the building during the negotiations agreed to support Harvard efforts to remove the complex from the city's tight housing market The rent board has never granted a removal permit for so many units, and tenant approval is considered vital...