Word: responding
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...another way. "We don't have enough doctors and nurses to reach all the patients. And even if we did, we still don't know the real answer to curing the patients. But if you create a normal environment and activity program--as the volunteers do--the patients respond. It is the beginning of getting their trust again, and often it is a spring-board to a cure...
...party machinery, start up a vigorous propaganda campaign in the provinces, prepare a platform of "five or six clear ideas" for the 1956 elections. "Our party has differences of opinion," he said, "but it wants to go forward, to remain a party of the left. Our duty is to respond to the drive for fresh ideas which has been awakened all over the country." The delegates broke into La Marseillaise...
There is always an officer--either on foot or in the force's familiar blue station wagon-ready to respond to the flashing red emergency lights scattered around the University. The blinking might signify that a locked-out student needs to get into his rooms, or that there is a fire in Adams House. But since serious disturbances are unusual, the duties of the Yard cops in addition to patrol, are limited to traffic matters (center, right...
...determination to respond to peace talk with peace talk was carefully explained to Nationalist China's Chiang Kai-shek on Formosa last week by Assistant Secretary of State Walter Robertson and J.C.S. Chief Arthur Radford, who at the same time assured Chiang that the U.S. intends to augment the U.S. Air Force strength now based upon Formosa...
...understand you," said the Frenchman. "The palace is being shelled," Diem repeated. "If it happens again, I shall order the National Army to respond...