Word: affectingly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...abolition of student deferments would likewise affect only these students who do not already have deferments...
Pusey, in creating the committee to examine the relationship of universities to corporate enterprises, said, "The President and Fellows (a Harvard governing board) are frequently called on to make decisions which affect Harvard's relationship with the business world, often involving social and political considerations of wider importance than simply to Harvard...
Paving the park will not affect the trees there, Goyette said. Steel gratings will be placed around the trees to allow water to get to their roots...
...bitterness could also affect Nixon's policies on other issues. After a period of relatively good fortune and success in dealing with both a Democratic Congress and the general public, his problems have begun to accumulate rapidly. With the Senate battle, in fact, Nixon could be headed toward a sequel to his 1962 memoirs, Six Crises. The continued toll of inflation on the voter is earning him bad marks. At the same time, the fear of recession is prevalent, and it was not assuaged by last week's announcement that in March the unemployment rate rose to 4.4%, the highest...
...understand at all. He immediately petitioned the courts to force removal of the ad. The courts complied in time to strip the President's photo from the 150,000 copies of L'Express sold in the Paris area, but the order came too late to affect the 450,000 copies that had already been shipped outside the city; the ad stayed in them. Another magazine, Paris Match, which had also intended to carry the Mercury message, got the word from the court just before press time. Deleting the ad caused the magazine to be a day late, raising...