Word: restrictions
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...when Mr. Conant refuses to act on one of their suggestions? If they strike in the same manner as the A. F. of L., they will violate their assurance of Wednesday. If they do nothing, the organization will lose prestige. What will they do if labor decides to restrict, rather than further, the cause of academic freedom...
...restrict English 1 to men who want merely a general survey course touching on the high points and not spending much time on the bulk of material usually included in such a review. Similarly, advance English 2 for those men who have the groundwork and who want a highly detailed, painstaking course in English literature. This change would meet both demands...
Sober Sweden, skilled in neutrality, last week analyzed the League's sanctions against Italy in a practical light. Finding that Sweden imports from Italy only fruit and wine, the Foreign Affairs Committee wholeheartedly agreed to restrict Italian imports. Exports to Italy, however, were different, including as they do cellulose, timber, iron, steel. Sagely the Committee tabled the subject of restricting Swedish exports to Italy...
...fighting such a conflagration the New Deal has provided a full fire house of potent measures administered largely by the Federal Reserve Board. That body now has theoretically unlimited power to restrict lending on securities by member banks. It may double reserve requirements which would nearly wipe out the current reserve surplus of $2,800,000,000 -base for ten times that amount of credit. Present excess reserves could also be sterilized if the Federal Reserve banks sold all their Government bonds. And the Federal Reserve may boost stockmarket margin requirements to 100%-cash trading...
...first year of repeal, licenses to sell beer in the dining halls were maintained at a loss. Some evenings, only two bottles would be sold in a House. Accordingly, the University decided to restrict its sale to the grill...