Word: permitting
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...those splendid diplomatic parties in Moscow where Soviet leaders permit themselves a few jovial words with Western correspondents, Russia's Premier Bulganin was asked whether there might be a "parley at the summit" after the Foreign Ministers met. "Ask Eisenhower and Eden about the date," he replied. "I have made my position clear." He had already said that he "took a positive attitude" toward Big Four talks...
...down with Harvard officials two and a half years ago," Sullivan told the group. "They said they would help and I suggested that they permit only seniors to have cars at college. But they have not cooperated," he said...
Aldrich said the defense had referred improperly to the January of 1954 testimony to determine the questions McCarthy was investigating. "I cannot permit the defense to set up, and then knock down, a straw man," he stated...
...accessible doorways present themselves to permit entrance into this uninterrupted mass of red brick. This would suggest that we are dealing with a temple constructed for the soul, not for the body. However, arch indentations do appear at sea-level, but these are entirely inaccessible unless the student is an apt swimmer, or comes prepared with waterwings; for a moat encircles our ivory tower. Here surely is the function carried out. As for the most itself, its purpose is at present rather recondite. Possibly a return to the feudal system is desired. But then, the question arises as to whether...
...count on trouble from the Interstate Commerce Commission. No one at the ICC could remember that the agency had ever let one man serve as chief executive of two major roads. Furthermore, the ICC last week started an investigation to determine if it should permit the McGinnis group even to control the B.& M. In a preliminary opinion, an ICC official held that McGinnis and friends are al ready violating the ICC act, which forbids one railroad to take over control of another without ICC permission. At the annual meeting of the New Haven last week, Pat McGinnis strengthened...