Word: submitting
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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After a week, the management requested an halt to the leafletting and suggested that both sides submit to binding arbitration...
...that he was again congratulated by the President on his Watergate work and that he warned Nixon that he was not sure the investigation "could be contained indefinitely." Nixon, he said, replied that he "was confident" Dean could do so. The White House summary: "Dean suggested White House aides submit answers to interrogatories...
...clear the record, the policy of this office is and continues to be that sanctions will be imposed against any institution which fails to submit an acceptable Affirmative Action Plan. These sanctions include, but are not limited to the loss of Federal funds. We have a clear responsibility to resolve all issues voluntarily so that we can avoid imposing legal sanctions. Our objective is to secure compliance and not to cut off Federal funds. John G. Bynoe Regional Civil Rights Director Office for Civil Rights
...WHEN the police hassle Ivan for refusing to accept the tiny share of the ganga profits which the authorities have delegated to the runners, that the calm confidence, the disguised naivite which Ivan has imported with him from the country to Kingston breaks down. When he refuses to submit to capture, killing a pursuing motorcycle cop, he finds his role as the renegade. Having been through the religion and music rackets, Ivan finally rests content with the rule of the gun. It marks his outright acceptance of the violence which lives behind the rackets...
Still, he was careful to put some distance, however modest, between the President and himself. He suggested that setting up the Committee for the Re-Election of the President was a mistake. He thought that the President should submit to some kind of press interview on Watergate. He strongly opposed wiretapping, except under court order in cases involving national security or organized crime. While defending Nixon's foreign policy, he made it clear that his own domestic policy would be different...