Word: respondents
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...wish to respond to your Dec. 9, 1997, "Cops in Shops" editorial...
...Zapatista uprising in the impoverished southern state set the stage for the recent democratization of Mexico, says Padgett. "We're going to see unprecedented pressure for the resignation of senior state government officials, who are accused of allowing the massacre to have happened by failing to respond to the warning signs that had been coming for months...
...mind," he told Congress earlier this year when not raising interest rates, "the increasingly successful and pervasive application of recent technological advances, especially in telecommunications and computers, to enhance efficiencies in the production process." Translation: Inventories can now be managed more efficiently, and production capacity can more quickly respond to changes in demand. A fanatic for data, Greenspan has soaked up the evidence of surging corporate investment in technology and says managers presumably are doing so because they believe it will enhance productivity and profits. "The anecdotal evidence is ample," he says...
Leaders of the military services have 90 days to respond to the panel's recommendations. Nevertheless, Cohen had already made it clear that he opposes separating men and women during basic training. "We're going to train together," he said flatly in September, "because we're going to fight together." Others have already attacked the findings. "You have to start the unit cohesion and the bonding at the beginning," says Army Major Mary Finch, a West Point graduate and helicopter pilot. Senator Olympia Snowe, the Maine Republican who serves on the Armed Services Committee, calls the report "a disturbing step...
Iran Talks Peace Iran?s moderate President is making nice with Washington. Our TIME correspondent says his offer to talk is genuine. How will the U.S. respond...