Word: result
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...result, these two veteran politicians will square off in what could be the most expensive state representative campaign in Massachusetts history. While the two Democrats ran almost unopposed in 1986, they are certain to wage heated campaigns throughout the spring and summer months, culminating in the September 15 Democratic primary...
...students we neither vote in the election, nor bear the consequences of its result. Since this is an election concerned with worker empowerment, it is for the workers themselves to decide...
...result, the Reagan restrictive information policies appear to be losing ground. Congress is likely to balk at further attempts to keep a lid on scientific research--particularly in the field of superconductivity--congressional aides...
Every Democratic candidate has come out in favor of more open government and fewer restriction on scientific information, in part as a result of the Iran-contra scandal. On the Republican side, however, Vice President George Bush has not separated himself from the Reagan Administration's policies. Nonetheless, analysts believe Bush may have to change his stance...
Higher education officials argue that science works best in an open atmosphere, and that too many restrictions lead to a stagnation of basic science. Pointing to the Warsaw Pact countries, scientists argue that their economic stagnation is a result of government restrictions on scientific communication. If the United States continues to restrict the free flow of science and technology, it will ultimately weaken America's position on the cutting edge of research, critics...