Word: prevents
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Prevent wage increases...
...might seem that the abundance of goods The Machine could produce would soften the class struggle; Marx said that this very possibility of abundance would sharpen class struggle, that the capitalists would use the state's police power, its war-making power and all other means to prevent glutted markets, i.e., abundance. It followed that the workers had to seize the state by revolution (they would never get it any other way) and use the state's powers to control The Machine. This would lead to the world's first classless society; its goal: unlimited material prosperity...
...love on the dole. "Stupid, shiftless, and improvident human beings breed the most rapidly," he informed a California lecture audience, "because they feel little responsibility to their offspring and recognize no obligation to society. . . . If we must feed and foster the incompetent, we should at the same time prevent their reproducing their kind...
Lucky Loophole. Otis & Co. had slipped out of the money-losing deal through a loophole provided in the nick of time by a Philadelphia lawyer named James F. Masterson. The day the underwriters were to have paid K-F for the stock, Masterson had filed suit in Detroit to prevent the stock from being sold, charging that the company had rigged the price of its stock and that the underwriters would make an excessive profit on it. Fortunately for Otis & Co., its contract with K-F provided that such a suit would nullify the deal...
Sanders' deficiencies can, nevertheless, easily be explained. It wasn't meant to be a theater in the first place. It was intended for concerts and forums, and, through the years, the University has obviously kept this consideration in mind. Rulings prevent nails from being driven into the woodwork, because they might disfigure the stage for its paramount functions as a concert or lecture platform. Scenery has had to be hauled on and off stage for each performance or rehearsal; there are no dressing rooms or places where stage crews can build scenery...