Word: prospectively
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...fact is, there is little if any prospect that President Reagan would send U.S. forces into El Salvador. As Haig himself remarked, Reagan has a visceral reluctance to consider any such idea. But the Administration is moving quickly to help the Duarte government. After a guerrilla raid at El Salvador's principal military airport, Ilopango, the Reagan Administration announced last week that it would rush $55 million in emergency military aid to the Duarte regime. Much of the money was needed to replace six helicopters and eight airplanes that were destroyed in the guerrilla attack. The replacement helicopters were...
Bankers and moneymen are deeply worried by the prospect of a steady flood of gargantuan federal credit demands. Says David Jones, an economist with the New York-based Government securities firm of Aubrey G. Lanston & Co.: "The Administration is doing too much, too fast, by imposing this superdeficit on top of the monetary restrictions needed to wind down a decade and a half of inflation." Adds Philip Hummer, a partner in the Chicago securities firm of Wayne Hummer & Co.: "The financial community gets very emotional about these high deficits. It is absolutely wrong to say that they do not matter...
Kandinsky spent his whole life waiting for this Theosophical heaven-on-earth and trying to work out its art language, in which colors would have the semantic exactness of words, and sounds the precision of things. The prospect of its imminent arrival was one of his favorite subjects as a painter: thus a pioneering near-abstract work like Small Pleasures, 1913, is actually about the apocalyptic disappearance of the material world, the vanishing of the "mere" delights of body and landscape. As this show repeatedly makes clear, the fantasy of evolution from matter into spirit was shared by other Munich...
...point. Though wanting in tact. France's initiative has enhanced the chances for co-existence with the Russians. By emulating the French in creating new ties with the Soviets, the rest of the West can further the cause of mutual dependence ad hence move further away from the prospect of mutual annihilation...
...reduce social spending at all levels of Government. By assuming full control of Medicaid, for example, the Federal Government will be more able to cut the program's cost. Some of the services once provided by Washington will simply be dropped by the states, a prospect that many liberals fear and many conservatives favor (see following story...