Word: protectively
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Rocky may have been motivated by a desire to protect and support his close friend, Henry Kissinger. The Secretary has no more outspoken congressional foe than Jackson, who shreds the policy of détente on every occasion. It is not inconceivable that Rocky was trying to get back at Jackson by impugning his staff. That, at least, is what Perle suspects. "I know that Kissinger has been complaining about me to all kinds of people," says Perle, who has faulted Kissinger for giving too much away in arms negotiations with the Soviets. "He is quite paranoid about...
...publicly available-and occasionally even prevent reporting the fact of the gag itself. Explaining the need for the Simants action last week, Harold Mosher, Nebraska's assistant attorney general, argued that "temporary restraints on First Amendment freedoms are permitted in extraordinary circumstances where no other means exist to protect other fundamental interests." The basic right of a defendant to keep inadmissible evidence from a jury during a trial is clearly infringed if the press has presented such evidence to potential jurors-i.e. the public-before the trial...
Though the Revolutionary period was an era of profound political change, it was not until after the war had ended that America saw the results in new laws and changed behavior. The Revolution was above all a struggle to protect and enhance liberty, and though liberty was at first thought to mean only freedom from Britain, in the end the concept extended to a wide range of human affairs. Some prominent men, like President Timothy Dwight of Yale, feared that the new liberality would mean an end to all morality...
Harvard's anti-legalization position centered around the Millian contention that it is the duty of the government to protect the people...
OSHA AS ESTABLISHED still might have served fairly and effectively to protect the workers for whose lives and health it was responsible. OSHA inspectors were empowered to visit workplaces without prior notice, making inspections in the event of an accident, the filing of a valid worker complaint, or at random. For each violation found, inspectors were required to hand out a citation, which was to be posted for three days or until the violation was corrected. For each citation issued, the inspector was required to propose a penalty (up to $1000 for non-willful violations) to be paid...