Word: viewing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...between them, the parties agree to negotiate in good faith with the goal of concluding within three months from the signing of this framework a peace treaty between them, while inviting the other parties to the conflict to proceed simultaneously to negotiate and conclude similar peace treaties with a view to achieving a comprehensive peace in the area...
...idea, elaborated in cooperation with University of Pennsylvania Economist Sidney Weintraub, is to set a guideline for wage and benefit increases-about 5% a year in Wallich's latest version-and slap a penalty tax on any company that raised pay as much as 1% more. In his view, that would force employers to hold down wages, and prices would automatically follow...
Among the U.S. firms that have been most severely criticized by South African black activists are Revlon and GM. While Revlon has been cited for lack of training programs, unfair pay policies and other grievances, the GM case has been especially ironic in view of Sullivan's presence on the parent company's board. But last summer, after 278 blacks and coloreds had signed papers to have dues deducted for a union, they were invited to the company's welfare department and asked if they understood what they had done; most of the workers subsequently withdrew their...
...tawdry roman à clef aspects aside, W.E.B. is not without its amusingly smarmy moments. This show's view of the industry is even more vicious than Network 's. According to Bolen, TV is run by sex-crazed, alcoholic, pill-popping men whose contempt for the public is exceeded only by their contempt for each other. "Television is a monster that never stops eating," explains one of them. True enough, but W.E.B. gives viewers that rare opportunity to watch television throw...
...King of Hearts project started three years ago, Brackman says. He takes a rather unconventional view of the theater; or rather he says what so few people inside the business are really willing to say: "It's far too political. A lot of the talent that's called for is not so much creative as forensic...