Word: respective
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Fenced Grave" is a horrifying example of man's inhumanity to man. This is religion? This is the charity taught to the savages, who respect the grief of the bereaved and who bury their dead with pagan ceremonies...
...respect for the intellectual, France yields to no nation, but its treatment of its universities is something else again. Last week the French were pondering the implications of a wave of protest marches and demonstrations that swept through every university town. There was no violence, but, warned Chemistry Professor Charles Prevost in Paris: "This is our last peaceful demonstration. The next time we will go on strike." Among the universities' major complaints...
...line," dimmed after Hungary, dimmed again after the Soviets walked out on last summer's prolonged, painstaking disarmament talks. Once more it is echoing influentially around the world, from Washington editorialists to London Laborites to Nehru and Co. in New Delhi, and it is being heard with widespread respect, especially in continental Europe and Great Britain. According to the line, the new threat to peace lies in the proposed NATO missile buildup. The soft-line positive formula for Western survival: military neutralization of West Germany and the satellites as a first step toward the military neutralization of Europe...
...arsenals of our continental allies as well. I cannot overemphasize the fatefulness of such a step. I do not see how it could fail to produce a serious increase in the existing military tension in Europe. It would be bound to raise a grave problem for the Russians in respect of their own military dispositions . . . Any Russian withdrawal from Central and Eastern Europe may become unthinkable once...
...punish a political crime with capital punishment." Author Jean-Paul Sartre, existentialist and sometime Communist sympathizer, turned up garbed in a grey overcoat and moccasins, argued that "one has to distinguish between political crime and terrorism. Terrorism, practiced to inspire fear, despises human life. The political killer demonstrates his respect for human life when he seeks, by killing, to avoid vast slaughter. Remember Charlotte Corday [who stabbed Marat in his bath]. All the French are proud of what...