Word: protectively
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1970-1979
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...this holds for the Fogg's collection in general. At any given time, more than 90 per cent of the Fogg's work are in storage--not including their 50,000 points and 3000 drawings which have to be stored to protect them from sunlight...
...attack on Sihanoukville 37 minutes after the crew of the Mayaguez was recovered. Kissinger explained this second air attack on unused oil refineries as an effort to "absorb their [Cambodian forces'] energies in other things than attempting to intervene with our disengagement efforts." Kissinger was probably concerned about protecting the lives of Marines he and Ford had already committed on the island of Koh Tang, but the second bombing seemed only a useless attack on Cambodian resources to emphasize this point to the American people, and to emphasize to the world that the United States will continue to recklessly bomb...
...children, Tahnee, 12, and Damon, 14. Visiting New York City over Mother's Day to promote her newest film, Wild Party, Raquel disclosed that Daughter Tahnee had already received a few film offers of her own, all of which Raquel has turned down. "I've tried to protect them from becoming celebrities. That should be their choice," says she. "They are the biggest things in my life...
...have to go on strike." In Britain, unions want more than a voice in how companies are run; they want dominance. The journal of the British engineering workers union editorializes: "There is an irreconcilable gulf between the interests of those who seek to maximize profits and those who protect the interests of workers...
...greater freedom of access to the European market for farm goods. For precisely the same reason, Europeans are lobbying against such linked bargaining. Their argument: recent dock blockades, riots and demonstrations by European farmers are ominous signs of a potential social upheaval unless special measures are taken to protect Europe's ancient and comparatively backward agriculture...