Word: protectedness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Preservation has its indirect costs as well. The owners of protected landmark structures, prohibited from tearing down their buildings, are deprived of the potential profit of building something bigger or more commercially successful. Thus Preservationist Fitch suggests that governments subsidize owners "who are unfortunate enough to own properties of significance...
The Senate wisely rejected Bork and his cramped view of the rights protected from intrusions of the majority. Yet in losing the battle, Bork may have won the war. His successor's withdrawl represents a reaction against the increasing scope of private rights and answers Bork's last query with...
The Soviet leader's trip was originally scaled back because of concerns that a prolonged visit would be a political asset to President Reagan, according to published reports. Gorbachev's visit was also limited because Soviet officials felt that he could not be adequately protected in a multi-city tour...
In public appearences, he less frequently refers to racial issues, saying that "yesterday's fights" have been won and that those victories now must be protected and implemented. Today's fight, Jackson has said, is the battle against an unfair and troubled economy.
"Students need to be protected not fromideas--for they can make up their own minds givensufficient evidence--but from manipulativeproselytizing," Thornberg says.