Word: affecting
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1980-1980
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Church principles affect students' roles at Harvard, panelists said. "I'm here to study how to be more effective and to help people," Viola Canales '79-3 said adding, "I'm not here for money, for prestige or for personal reward...
...that we would live by the red line until a new community report is issued and we intend to stick by our word," Lewis A. Armistead, director of community relations says. "Since we've always lived by the zoning, ordinances, the repeal of the constitutional exemption won't really affect us," he adds...
Tito's death will not immediately affect the balance of power in the Near East, Stark said. "Yogolavia has been playing Russia off against the West brilliantly for 35 years, and that probably won't stop with Tito's death," he added...
...Brown notes, removing these threats to health is bound to be costly. Finding safe ways to dispose of toxic chemicals can substantially affect the profits of many U.S. industries. Cleaning up the dumps that already exist will cost billions. Thus far, action to control toxic chemical pollution has been slow and sporadic. Accidents similar to that in New Jersey may speed up the process. Even as Elizabeth was cleaning up after its fire, a chemical plant in neighboring Bayonne released a toxic cloud of its own and forced officials there to evacuate, temporarily, an 8-sq. -mi. industrial area...
...tension accompanies the job of deciding the questions that all the rest of the social matrix has found too hard to answer. But the effort is worth it. For the job of adjudication is to decide those questions according to particular rules and free of the influences that often affect decisions made outside the courtroom. We represent a third value that is not, and is trusted not to be, the prisoner of either wealth or popular prejudice...