Word: respecting
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...agreement requires signatories, including North Viet Nam, to "respect the sovereignty, the independence, the unity and the territorial integrity" of all the nations involved, and "to refrain from any interference in their internal affairs...
...adds up to zero. Said he: "Too often we apply a very high standard of performance to those powers that have done most to comply with their national and international obligations, even as we acquiesce in the fact that a huge part of the world is governed without any respect for the rights of human beings or nations. This hypocritical tendency of some of the non-nuclear countries has done a great deal of damage to the cause of peace. Countries which speak of nonalignment in this fight between the two great powers give up the quest for the triumph...
...infusion of dollars to solve Latin-American problems. "Man does not live by G.N.P. alone," he says. "After looking at the results of our foreign aid program around the world and seeing how few attitudes have been changed and how little it has to do with better government, self-respect and social change, I feel there are several missing ingredients." Among the ingredients Vaughn wants to increase: Peace Corps-type activities, people-to-people...
...this respect, it is living cars rather than dead ones that are under scrutiny. Johnson served notice that he intends to institute discussions among auto industry officials and "other interested groups" about what can be done to eliminate the exhaust pipe's assault on the lungs (see SCIENCE...
Impossible? Certainly. When Lewis and his men reeled back into St. Louis some 28 months later, they had spent all of $38,722.25. But in every essential respect they had accomplished their historic mission-and something more. They had astonished the age with their sagacity and fortitude; they had enacted for all posterity the great American epic of exploration...