Word: respective
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...official of the Chinese Government, including those of its defense forces as well as its civil bureaucracy, must have attached to him a Japanese adviser. Under the third Japanese "mild general principle" there must be "immediately created" an autonomous North China separate from the rest of China in every respect except that it may fly the Chinese flag while controlled by Japanese. Admiral Sato, when asked if Japan would enforce Chiang's acceptance of these principles by a naval ultimatum, expressionlessly replied: "That may be the only way. It is the solution that first occurs to the simple military...
With a controversy raging to and fro over parietal rules and with petitions flying fast in all the Houses, a survey reveals that few really know the rules at present, or in what respect they were amended this year...
...Bolshevism now simultaneously envisioned by Realmleader Hitler and Pope Pius XI. "Although she keeps her full confidence in the age-old power to spread her influence, France," cried her Premier, "does not claim to impose on any people the principles of government that she believes wisest and justest. She respects their sovereignty as she expects them to respect hers. France rejects utterly the idea of wars of propaganda and wars of reprisal. The causes of war that weigh on the world are already heavy enough without France wanting to add to them with a doctrinal crusade, even for ideas that...
...thus far refrained from criticizing this interference in its field. This year, however . . . the American Chemical Society cannot dodge its responsibility in this case. It is neither within its province nor within its competence to give critical judgment on the treatment of disease. If it wishes to maintain the respect of the medical profession and the public, the American Chemical Society cannot permit itself to be used as an agent for unestablished proprietary remedies in the exploitation of the sick...
...most evident that an orator who inveighs against persons who represent the supreme social authorities, with the evident danger of shaking the respect that the people owe to those authorities, sins against the elementary proprieties. The impropriety is greater as well as more evident when the orator is a priest...