Word: respectibility
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...ready to create the indispensable conditions for a secure peace . . . They have seriously set back the confidence that the free world can justifiably place on Soviet promises . . . However, it does seem that they do not want to revert to their earlier reliance on threats and invective. In that respect the spirit of Geneva still survives...
...similar to Murray's own: that these weapons represent a danger of unprecedented magnitude to the survival of mankind -and that until an effective system of international control is established it would be folly to open the U.S. to thermonuclear attack by not being better armed in this respect than the Communists...
...with their youngsters' firm determination to marry whom they wish, many Japanese parents tend to bow to the inevitable, masking their parental pride behind a face-saving ritual in which the already-well-acquainted couple are formally introduced to each other. Many an urban bridegroom has a new respect for his prize. At Meiji Hall last week, one busy girl marriage clerk noted with satisfaction that nine out of every ten grooms let their brides step into the marriage limousine before them...
...week. This faith in sections is a carry-over from his own college days at Amherst. Gilmore came to the University in 1932 for his doctorate, and except for several excursions to Europe and the war years, he has been here ever since. Yet he still preserves his respect for a small college's close tie between teacher and pupil...
...recognizing his own responsibility to make sure that democracy wins the test, Castillo Armas plugged his plans for economic prosperity, the liberal constitution that will go into effect soon after he returns home, and the promise of free elections next year. But the "paramount consideration," he added convincingly, "is respect for the integrity and dignity of the human person...