Word: reines
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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When it would be easy to circle the wagons and wait for the NCAA posse's judgement, the hard way out proves to be the only admirable one, and it's nice to see university officials rein in a big-time sports program that looks to be getting away...
Failing to rein Clinton's war power, he seemed hypocritical and weak...
...incorrect his speech may be. Likewise, as American citizens, every one of us has the right to receive fair treatment at the hands of the law--regardless of what we might choose to do in bed with a consenting partner. We trust that the Colorado court which recently gave rein to Mansfield's freedom of speech will guarantee an equally vital freedom, the freedom to love one another without fear, to a ten percent segment of the population. We urge all members of the Harvard-Radcliffe community to recognize the hurtfulness and the patronizing contempt inherent in professor Mansfield...
...reformers in Moscow, freed from parliamentary veto, will have to deliver on some of the promises. Yeltsin had already reappointed his reformer in chief, Yegor Gaidar, as Deputy Prime Minister, the post he lost last December under pressure from parliament. Gaidar says his top priority will be to rein in inflation, which was running at 21% a month in September and at a predicted rate...
...problems) into a fight for free speech. By the end of the movie the Federal Communications Commission has been sent in to stop the show. As if painting the school's administrators as automatons enforcing social pressure on teenagers is not enough, the writer brings in the Feds to rein-force the "Sixteen Candles' meets 1984" theme of the film...