Word: redirected
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...justify its continued existence, the agency must both reduce and redirect its clandestine activities. Before retiring as director at the end of the summer, William Webster began shifting resources toward fighting terrorism, the narcotics trade, nuclear proliferation and other threats that loom large in the post-cold...
...committee, which also includes Boston Mayor Raymond Flynn and Cambridge Mayor Alice K. Wolf, discussed proposals to curb unemployment and redirect federal funds from defense to urban centers, Dinkins said at a press conference before his speech...
...what seems to be a virtual evacuation of the higher echelons of Harvard's administration, Kennedy School Dean Robert D. Putnam last week announced that he will step down after an unusually brief two-year tenure. Putnam says he is quitting to redirect his attention to teaching and research, and will likely teach an undergraduate course. In the meantime, Putnam will finish off two books which were on hold while he was dean...
Bush, for his part, has little control over how state and local officials manage their law enforcement officers. But he can concentrate on the other side of the problem--poverty. Bush could redirect funds in favor of social programs designed to help the poor. The self-proclaimed "Education President" whose record on education is dismal at best, can try to mend the consequences of a failed education system. Those potentially tempted by the prospect of crime should be given the opportunity and the training for the job market. With this new "Pax Americana" at hand, the country has the resources...
...they look forward to a mammoth fundraising campaign--higher education's largest ever--Harvard officials say the loss of Spence and Bok may force them to delay or redirect their planning efforts...