Word: affectingly
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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...spokesperson for a 40-member group of international poll watchers refused comment on the election until the group assembled. Their assessment could affect hundreds of millions of dollars in vital U.S. economic and military...
ROSOVSKY and his staff have said it is too early to predict where cuts will fall and how they will affect undergrads. Dean of the College L. Fred Jewett '57 has promised that essential teaching, security and maintenance will not be squeezed by the upcoming crunch. But with liberal definitions and wide administration powers for budget cuts, students must be wary of any process where they are not included. From shuttle bus service to library hours to student center appropriations, the small reductions can mean a large impact for undergraduate and graduate concerns...
...College and Graduate School should consult student representatives about cuts that may affect undergraduate or graduate services...
However, I sincerely recommend that these two authors (and all concerned individuals) refrain from unsubstantiated criticism and add their obviously deeply felt opinions and voices to the open, serious and at times painful debate that is raging in these three communities. If their true goal is to affect positive change, they can most certainly accomplish it better with well thought out opinions and actions than with sideline moral judgments, generalizations and prayers. Jack Levy...
...prices climb. Paul Horne, the chief international economist for Smith Barney in Paris, points to recent protests in France over cheap meat imports from E.C. partners as signs of a potential "backlash against increased competition, industrial as well as agricultural, that can be expected." Nor will rising oil prices affect all E.C. countries equally. The dislocations triggered by the gulf crisis are bound to test the strength of European cohesion...