Word: weighing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...advisory group of Faculty members who will weigh the proposals in consultation with the Committee on Undergraduate Education, which includes undergraduates. The resulting report will be presented to the Faculty Council for consideration at the end of this calendar year...
Procrastination is the very worst path, and it is very easy to weigh the five minute jog to the gym and the 45 minute work out against an hour's nap and choose the nap. But if you can force yourself to choose the MAC at least half the time, you can double your energy. Naps rarely invigorate; lifting usually does...
...certainly hope to weigh in on what will be discussed in the fall," he said. "I myself am inclined to reduce the Core requirements, but I want to study all the proposals in depth first...
...some recruiting stations, the men ignored the rule that only female recruiters should weigh and measure female applicants. A female prospect described how a male recruiter "placed his hands on my middle buttocks and traced around in a semicircle. A feeling of uncomfort came over me." She said that he told her, "Redheads really turn me on," and that later, as she filled out some forms, he started rubbing her back, feeling her leg and kissing her. "I pushed myself away," she told the investigator, "and said, 'I think you need to stop...
Gore's courtship of labor has already backfired on his boss. Last week G.O.P. Senators threw up new roadblocks to the nomination of Alexis Herman as Labor Secretary to punish the Administration for saying it would weigh the friendliness of companies toward unions in awarding federal contracts. It was Gore who made the case for this approach in a speech last Monday to the AFL-CIO's building and construction unions. There was little new in his announcement, but it was strident enough to bring a standing ovation from the unionists and a fit of pique from the Republicans...