Word: reacted
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...doubt that the camel will work its way into the tent. Whether in fact the principle it has established produces the benefits anticipated, or starts the American economy on the road to stagnation depends in large part on the resilience of industry and its ability to react to new conditions...
...Communist powers are in earnest about their professions of their desire for peaceful coexistence, how should they react to such a declaration? I am aware that the stock answer to this is that the Communist parties concerned are autonomous bodies which do not take their orders from any foreign power. If this is so, then China would have nothing to lose and would gain immeasurably with all of us in prestige by publicly and formally calling upon the local Communist groups throughout Asia and Africa to disband. This reassuring gesture from Peking has not been forthcoming...
...necessary, the government should institute tax regulation on stock speculations, as well as raising the margin to 100 percent, he said. "Those who react in horror to this suggestion would also deplore its alternative, another crash," he added...
...Philbrick has probably picked his first chance to react to the stinging rebuke to his unfounded criticism of the FOR on the eve of its 40th Anniversary. The January Issue of Fellowship described his criticism of FOR in the following...
Then Secretary of State Dulles pointedly demonstrated that Senate Leader Knowland was speaking for himself and not for the Eisenhower Administration. Rejecting blockade at this time, Dulles promised that "Our nation will react, and react vigorously, but without allowing ourselves to be provoked into action which would be a violation of our international obligations and which would impair the alliance of the free nations...