Word: withdraw
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...enough non-members of the Student Union attend, the H.S.U. may withdraw to constitute the assembly a Model Parliament with resolutions of the "House" in force...
...recent revelations of Hitlerite propaganda in connection with the celebration, will be put before the House. This resolution will be carefully discussed, and anyone who wishes to exercise his lungs may speak. The Union, however, doesn't seem to realize that it is a little too late to withdraw Harvard's delegates from the Heldelberg gathering, and it presumes that President Conant and the Corporation accepted the invitation to participate in the celebration entirely unfamiliar with the existing situation in Germany. To withdraw from the 550th anniversary celebration of a University which has stood, until recently, for the very best...
...enough non-members of the Student Union attend, the H.S.U. may withdraw to constitute the assembly a Model Parliament with resolutions of the "House" in force...
...Supreme Court handed down its first decision on the Securities Act of 1934. The case originated last year after J. Edward Jones, dealer in oil royalties, filed a registration statement with the Securities & Exchange Commission. Summoned to explain his facts & figures, Royalist Jones suddenly changed his mind, tried to withdraw the statement. This SEC forbade him to do (TIME, July...
Proclaiming his inalienable right to withdraw his registration so long as it had not become effective, Oil Royalist Jones finally found support for his contention last week. Said Justice Sutherland in a 6-to-3 decision: ''We are unable to see how any right of the general public can be affected by the withdrawal of such an application before it has gone into effect. . . . The conclusion seems inevitable that an abandonment of the application was of no concern to anyone except the registrant. . . . The Commission itself had challenged the integrity of the registration statement and invited the registrant...