Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Takeover strategy is taking up vast amounts of management's energy and attention. Instead of running their businesses, some executives are spending their time worrying about financial plays. Says Berkeley's Jones: "As considerable as is the drain of money and other resources into mergers and acquisitions, I regard the drain on management time and talent as perhaps even more important...
...moment, as Sowell observes, there is not such regard for education in the Black community. Edward R. Murray, in Losing Ground, claims that many inner-city Blacks have a justified lack of faith in education, having few, if any, positive proofs of its value in overcoming discrimination and poverty, whose power is apparent...
Such people will surely pass on their own acquired regard for education to their children, friends and neighbors. Even if such people leave the ghetto and join the middle class, even those with whom they no longer have social contact can see the evidence of education's power to lift one of their peers out out of the "underclass...
...this light, it is confusing to examine the Soviet Union, because it shows that the issue is not as simple as divestment activists wish to believe. If we are to divest "to make a statement" or "end our complicity" in bloodshed, then it should also be done with regard to the Soviet Union. If divestment should be predicated on assurances that it will advance human rights in the target country, then the divestment community should articulate why South Africa is a more promising target than the Soviet Union. The Salient article argued convincgingly that this was the case. James Matthews...
...discriminating diner, money will remain an option as long as Locke-Ober continues to regard quality as optional...