Word: signalled
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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President Reagan told reporters in Santa Barbara, Calif., yesterday that he supported Shultz's decision. "I think the other way would have sent out the wrong signal--that we are patsies," he said...
Unfortunately, only six houses have agreed to adopt this idea. The plan can only work if all houses are involved. To back both diversity and choice, all houses should signal their support for the plan...
Does Bush's victory -- the fifth for a Republican in the past six elections -- signal a durable partisan realignment in American politics? Not quite. The G.O.P. lost strength below the presidential level, and Bush failed to duplicate Reagan's attraction for some voting blocs. Some analysts view the result as a triumph of political technique rather than political philosophy. Says Andrew Kohut, president of the Gallup Organization: "The Bush people are a lot better at their jobs than the Dukakis people. I don't think the election tells us much about realignment." A successful Bush Administration could lead to another...
Cambridge is also addressing the problem of local air pollution through other measures such as redesigning major intersections, computerizing traffic signal controls and "traffic mitigation measures in city Zoning Ordinances," Healy added...
...groundswell of anger aimed not only at the corruption that tinges Hungary's most popular sport but also at a system of behind-the-back favors that touches virtually every aspect of life. But the new government of Communist Party leader Karoly Grosz is headlining this latest disgrace to signal a step-up in its anticorruption drive. The party's Central Committee issued a statement late last week declaring, "We are determined to enforce justice and morality in every area, irrespective of party position or responsibility." If the charges stick, Grosz will score an upset victory for the fans...