Word: seek
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...told The Crimson Monday that he did not plan to seek reinstatement, but said yesterday that several council members had asked him to apply...
...Stanford, the provost and I remain strongly committed to diversity," thestatement says. "Times of scarce resources alwayscreate strains, but we will seek to be creativeand sensitive in addressing these issues...
...that, in considering whether to write a letter about Peninsula's response to campus feminism, [I] `decided not to stoop to their level."' He asks, "But what is our level--complete English sentences?" While I congratulate McGuire on his ability to string together nouns, verbs, and adjectives, I need seek no further than his own article for examples of precisely what "his level...
There are many political means by which the U.S. can express its disapproval of China's human rights abuses. It could officially recognize Taiwan, and it could finance dissident prodemocracy groups inside and outside of China. It could also seek a multi-lateral reproach of China by raising the issue of human rights before the U.N With the creation of Radio Free Asia and its removal of a cap on arms sales to Taiwan, the U.S. has already taken measures to rebuff China for its recent human rights abuses. Denying China its MFN status in addition to these politically punitive...
Clinton's best bet would be to decouple the trade and human-rights issues entirely. Taiwan and South Korea prove that political liberalization follows prosperity. As a vibrant economy creates a robust middle class, ordinary citizens increasingly seek to influence government actions, pressure that even authoritarians must eventually accommodate. Revoking MFN would restrain China's economic growth, thus causing democracy's prospects to suffer...