Word: strictly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...draftees assigned to Sergeant. Robert Gardner's platoon in 1951 at Fort Riley, Kans. Gardner was a dedicated soldier: proud, confident, strict and demanding. In 2½ years in the Army, I never met anyone more dedicated to duty and country...
Confusa: This bill was supposed to impose strict production controls on farmers. Why? I just can't understand how that would help farmers...
...takes seriously" is the tampering of library books, as we mentioned earlier. The College went through what Dean John U. Monro describes as a "sad and difficult period" when the undergraduate library, Lamont first opened. A number of students withdrew books under false names, forcing the College to a strict which it still maintains: any in possession of a library book not properly signed for is subject to immediate dismissal...
...there ought to be a strict ethos of departmental participation in the General Educational program. We have enough definitions of what we want General Education in the sciences to do; we have had almost nothing to say about whether it can be done in the contradictory ways that now mar the internal logic of the program. Harvard can little afford to lag here where she once...
...Common Market, American executives are being thrown into increasingly intimate contact with Europe's managerial class-and are finding it a different breed. European industry, reports University of Wisconsin Professor David Granick. is run by a species of businessman almost extinct in the U.S.-men bound by strict traditions of social class, aloof toward subordinates, and profoundly skeptical of the U.S. notion that corporate management is a separate branch of knowledge that can be learned in business school...