Word: sustainability
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...history, the rise and fall of the Western world's reliance upon the Pax Americana. One sign of the times was French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing's announcement that France's 30th celebration of V-E day would be its last. Rather than sustain the memories of past animosities-and past alliances -Europeans should "open the way to the future and turn our thoughts to that which brings us together...
...wanted or thought would happen, but now it is over and Kissinger is known to believe that we came out better than we might have. The Secretary realizes full well that there will be public and congressional postmortems, but he doubts that the American people are going to sustain interest in a recriminatory debate for more than a few months...
...This film shows that some Christians stood up for persons in a minority group, even at the cost of their lives," Graham says. In addition, he forecasts the "possibility of great suffering coming to Christians within a generation. The film shows how God's grace and love can sustain believers in the worst of times...
...community affairs officer from MIT appeared at the hearing to warn that the schools cannot sustain a full tax burden: "Like Shylock. I say to the people here, prick us and we bleed...
...Collectivist Ship Awash in a Capitalist Sea Theory Chief Spokesman: Andrew Kopkins, Real Paper film critic "Collectivist behavior is a political act," he says, and it's hard to sustain a collective in a hostile, uncollective environment. People who try to do so, as Real Paper staffers did, feel "very isolated" --and they are soon torn between conflicting needs. Kopkind gave voice to this argument last spring, in an article in the Cambridge based. "Working Papers" magazine. His piece was a study of "alternative media" in Boston, titled "Hip Deep, in Capitalism." For the "alternative" paper or radio station, Kopkind...