Word: restrict
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...President Paul E. Gray testified in Congressional subcommittee yesterday on behalf of two University lobbying groups--of which Harvard is a member--against an immigration bill which would restrict foreign faculty and students...
Still, Hackett feels that drama at Harvard should stay within the extracurricular and not the academic realm. The last thing Hackett wants to see, she says is a drama department that could dominate the theater scene and restrict opportunities to theater majors. "Having no formal drama department makes people do theater on the extracurricular level, and therefore promotes the diversity of House, Loeb and Loeb Ex productions," she says. "Putting theater on the academic level might make it too limiting...
...engage in pedophilia, but I do believe children should have a say in the issue. By taking the position that sex for youngsters cannot be anything but traumatizing, the adults in American society force the child to feel needless guilt and greatly restrict his sexual expression. It is time we treated children as complete human beings...
This new requirement, which was inserted into the U.S. proposal last fall largely at the behest of the Pentagon, is intended to restrict Soviet strength by still another measure: ballistic missile "throw weight," the cumulative power to hurtle megatons of destruction at targets thousands of miles away in a matter of minutes. Because they have invested so heavily in large land-based ballistic missiles, the Soviets have a 3-to-1 advantage over the U.S. in throw weight. In his Eureka speech, Reagan said that in some undefined second phase of the START talks he would seek to eliminate that...
...Reagan Administration made the hiding of records easier for civil and military bureaus while, at the same time, undermining the 1966 Freedom of Information Act that was designed to give citizens better access not to secret but to "ordinary" Government information. Viewing particularly the Administration's move to restrict the flow of scientific information, Congressman George Brown Jr. of the House Science and Technology Committee says that the effect could be "to shoot ourselves in the foot...