Word: submitted
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...United States it narrows the field of democratic discussion, and weakens the position of our democratic machinery: the Congress, the meeting hall, yes, even the cracker barrel. Decisions are up to the President how: "Our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor" are pledged. Capital and labor are to submit to the President's boards; all must play their part, and no one must ever doubt in our ability...
...increase public obligations unnecessarily at the outset of a period, during which the public debt may well rise up to the 100 billion mark as a result of essential defense financing, would indicate a severe lack of judgment; and this, I submit, quite independent of whether or not you happn to be a "Keynesian." Richard A. Musgrave, Faculty Instructor in Economics...
Said the News: "We submit that . . . the gentlemen's agreement, voluntary censorship method of suppressing war news, is not going to work. The newspapers cannot go on in perpetual fear that they will be hounded and hazed for any violation of Secretary Knox's ideas of gentlemanly behavior. The episode testifies anew to the need for a straight-out censorship to the extent that we are in this...
...cause of the trouble, it would be well for them to examine the social trends of the present emergency, particularly as evident in England. They will be able to make their own way much more easily if they anticipate a liberal policy rather than be forced to submit to it later...
Henderson agreed not to close the door on price increases, started his own investigation of the entire steel price situation, invited steelmakers to submit figures too. But neither side in the debate got down to the real nub of the price question last week: whether any system of price control can operate fairly on a piecemeal basis...