Word: respondents
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...ongoing arms control stalemate, Democrats should criticize Reagan's failure to respond to Soviet Euromissile initiatives as evidence that he is prisoner to the needs of European allies, who supposedly should be following the U.S.'s lead and not vice-versa...
...bases that you want to close and can close," Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Barry Goldwater solemnly told Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger. "I don't need them this afternoon, but maybe tomorrow morning would be time enough." As Goldwater's hearing room rocked with laughter, Weinberger promised to respond...
Despite the new popularity of crisis management, executives who are fully ready to respond to emergencies are still in the minority. When a disaster unfolds, many corporate chiefs shake their heads and refuse to acknowledge the gravity of the problem. Says Gerald Meyers, former chairman of American Motors, who teaches a course in crisis management at Carnegie-Mellon University: "The most frequently made mistake is denial, and it's the biggest one you can make. Denial then gives way to anger. When the crisis doesn't go away quickly, the panic sets in." Agrees Donald Deaton, a senior vice president...
...interviews on the scene, almost all the observers professed themselves shocked by what they had seen. But even as the Lugar delegation arrived in Washington, the Administration was speaking in a variety of increasingly dissonant voices about how the election results should be viewed and how the U.S. should respond to them...
Coleman also participated in the department's review of the Constitution to determine what powers the President had to respond to the crisis. The department determined that Carter could freeze Iranian assets and deport Iranian students...