Word: submits
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...destroying a way of life, and these are our concerns, it requires more than that. What we're going to have to do is show, in a straightforward economic analysis, that these power plant leases and coal leases, do not give the tribe a fair deal. And we submit that we can hold up to any comparison anywhere in the world, that we are getting the shaft all the way. And that's what a court is going to hear. That's what a court is going to listen to. Not the religious arguments...
THUS NO RIGID church hierarchy is needed in the East, no state dogmas, no equivalents of the social power of corporate religion in the West. Each man should realize them himself, by himself, and then submit himself to the larger reality he has just discovered...
Unrealistic oil production and revenue predictions, expensive delays and 100%-to-200% cost overruns at offshore platforms have led to economic crisis. Norway has greatly overspent its oil revenues. Prime Minister Odvar Nordli, whose Labor Party has governed for five years, felt it necessary to submit an austerity budget for 1979 and propose a wage-and-price freeze through the end of next year; the Norwegian parliament last week approved the freeze proposal...
...task force also suggests that each department provide some form of training for its teaching fellows in their first year and that each department submit an annual self-evaluation to Rosovsky of the quality of the instruction it provides...
...pressmen accepted lower manning levels (eleven men per press instead of twelve) and agreed to submit the issue of reduced support crews to arbitration. Those cuts are expected to save the News and Times each about $4 million a year, the Post about $2 million. The Post had resumed publication last month after Publisher Rupert Murdoch agreed to accept any terms eventually worked out between the unions and the other rival papers, a copycat clause that earned Murdoch the nickname "Mr. Me Too" among negotiators. "Both sides came out smelling like a rose," according to Kheel. Yet the strike cost...