Word: warnings
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...reported assaults in freshman dormitories led College authorities to warn all students to be more cautious in allowing strangers to enter buildings and rooms...
...warn you now, we are in danger of losing the abortion law," said Baird, who came with about 20 members of the Boston-based Pro-Choice Defense League...
...companies and lobbies interested in making friends on Capitol Hill. House members are allowed to pocket up to $26,850 in honorariums annually; Senators can keep $35,800. Last year Representatives took in an average of $12,000 in honorariums; for Senators, the median was $23,000. Skeptics warn that once the pay raise goes into effect, the pressure on Congress to do away with honorariums will inevitably tail...
...endorse George Bush. But we wish him well. And we warn him: We are awake now. The novocaine has worn...
Traditionally, presidents, freed from electoral considerations, have used their farewell addresses to try to steer the nation on a specific course or openly warn it about problems that they see as particularly important. In the first farewell address, George Washington warned the nation not to involve itself in entangling European alliances. Americans took these words so seriously that isolationists cited them decades afterwards...