Word: respondents
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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When it was suggested that many might not respond because of being too conscious of their affliction, he pointed out that there was to be no regular class, and he would treat with each man individually and informally...
During the past week there has been little change in either the direction or velocity of the various business currents which afford a cross-sectional view of he recovery movement to date. Characteristic of the past several weeks, certain sections of industry readily respond to the continued lavish flow of Federal funds like the froth on a pitcher of near beer which fails, however, to have any real exhilirating effect. Until the heavy industries react in convincing fashion, which can only come from renewed business confidence, government spending will only produce evanescent results...
...issues, before whom the State Department must justify, must rationalize its policies, while the research and publicity bureaus which the Foreign Policy supports place an added check on the Departments arbitrary action. The more intelligent state officials appreciate the value of this function, much as judges depend upon and respond to continuous scrutiny from an alert and interested bar. For obviously the officials must act and frame policies whether disinterested outsiders watch or care...
...subject of confiscation without compensation Herbert Morrison shrewdly explained the Laborites' reaction to the Crippsites' demands: "Great Britain is not the type of country and has not the type of people who are going to respond readily to confiscation. At the last general election it was the working classes who were mortally afraid that their humble shillings and few pounds in the Post Office Savings Bank were endangered by us. Every Labor candidate knows that and curses...
...from the public reservoir into private pockets against fourteen millions for the comparable period in September. With election day only a month away, the meretriciously minded may suspect an ulterior motive for this sudden increase in the blood transfusion. Retail trade and the consumer goods industry in general will respond favorably to this infusion. The obverse side of the picture is less heartening with an impending decline in oil prices, as well as restricted motor production until stock in the hands of the dealer has been moved. Commodity prices have been drifting lower for weeks, although there are indications that...