Word: steered
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...National Association of Securities Dealers and not put through any exchange, O for the Instinet system, in which institutional investors trade among themselves with no brokers involved. At a glance, brokers and investors alike can now see which market is posting the best quotation for a particular stock and steer their business where the price is right...
...exist. Some actions have already been taken toward the "central market." In June, transactions on other exchanges will appear on the same ticker tape as those on New York's Big Board. Investors will then be able to see where they can get the best deal and steer their business to the proper exchange...
Lipset, though, does not despair. Students activism, his historical account suggests, is cyclical and its form is more important than its substance. As a stoic believer in the capacity of the Harvard faculty to steer a steady course in its commitment to intellectual excellence, he suggests that "it is possible to still hope that the academic culture may regain much of the ground it has lost." As if to buck up his discouraged colleagues he closes his essay with the thought that the "price of freedom and innovation is often disturbing; the rewards are very high." Demonstrating these rewards...
...Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare and a presidentially appointed representative of the economic sector. Policy planning and research would be broadened and proceed along four lines: foreign/milItary, economic, fiscal /monetary and public welfare. The four panels would work with relevant departments in Government and offer recommendations - but steer clear of decision making...
Bayi is the prototype. A streamlined 5 ft. 9 in., 135 Ibs., he glides along with the grace of a gazelle and the stamina of a steer. Unlike most long-distance runners, whose faces are studies in agony after the first lap, Bayi, 21, almost looks as if he is out for a leisurely Sunday lope; occasionally, he can be seen smiling faintly when his lead turns insurmountable. His only concessions to strain are frequent glances over his shoulder to see if anyone has kept...