Word: unclearly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...sizable Canadian companies by foreign owners unless a government review board found that such acquisitions promised "significant benefit" to the national economy. Before the bill could be passed, Parliament was dissolved in preparation for last week's election. The inconclusive results left Canada's future course unclear. The governing Liberals, who pledged to reintroduce the act, lost many seats to the Progressive Conservatives, who opposed the act-but the Conservatives have their own ideas for controlling foreign investment. Among other things, they would require all federally chartered companies to have a majority of Canadian citizens on their boards...
...social service" pertains most directly to PBH's oldest projects, the Mental Health Committee and the Prisons Committee, both founded in 1954. In these cases, not only does institutional work appear to support highly oppressive establishments, but the benefits of volunteer work to the people within these institutions is unclear...
Whether that would be perceived by the U.S. public as an abandonment of an oft-repeated Administration commitment is unclear. Doubtless, the White House is aware that with its profusion of committees and procedural steps-not to mention the possibility that negotiations between Saigon and the P.R.G. on the caretaker government could slog on for years-the plan would make it tough for anyone to judge with any certainty whether or not Nixon had made good on his pledge not to "join our enemy to overthrow our ally...
Where Weeks actually differs with President Nixon is unclear. He said in an interview last week that "I could support him on a great many issues and would oppose him on others," but he could only cite one issue where he differed specifically with the President...
...much of a factor the Presidential campaign will be is unclear...