Word: subjected
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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This noon in the Union, the CRIMSON's annual poll of the Freshman class on the subject of teaching in the elementary courses gets under...
Next day, during a recess in the hearing before the great Green Case was adjourned for two weeks, two lawyers stood chatting in a smoke-filled anteroom with plump Surrogate Owen. Subject of the conversation was Mrs. Wilks's "day in court." Said the Surrogate: "The thing I was worried about was: If I cited her for contempt of court how would I get her up to Port Henry for a hearing? I was afraid I might have to take her my self...
...Douglas' idea of segregating the underwriting and merchandising functions of investment banking, Banker Hall cited SEC itself on the somewhat analogous problem of dealer-broker segregation, SEC having admitted in a report to Congress that it did not know enough about the subject to launch a broad reform program...
...employes to bargain collectively through representatives freely chosen by them without dictation, coercion, or intimidation in any form or from any source. It will negotiate and contract with the representatives of any group of its employes so chosen and with any organization as the representative of its members, subject to the recognition of the principle that the right to work is not dependent on membership or nonmembership in any organization and subject to the right of every employe freely to bargain in such manner and through such representatives, if any, as he chooses...
...which everything in the U. S. S. R. seems to tend, be considered as progress? For my part, I cannot believe it." The nearly universal conformity of opinion depressed him more. "In the U. S. S. R. everybody knows beforehand, once and for all, that on any and every subject there can be only one opinion...