Word: aimed
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...indeed the spirits of the right are soaring after the triumph of the G.O.P. at the polls last month. Hardly taking time out to celebrate, the groups composing the conservative alliance are already preparing for another assault on the liberals in 1982. Not only are they taking aim again at some Democratic Senators, but they have added a sprinkling of Republicans to their list. They are also thinking of going after key Democratic leaders in the House. Asserts Terry Dolan, head of the National Conservative Political Action Committee (N.C.P.A.C.): "It's never too early...
Fairbank, an internationally recognized expert on East Asia, said the trial is "not necessarily achieving the aim of showing legalistic profile," because the accused have been imprisoned for several years...
Calling the failure to register women "a totally irrational distinction," Donald Weinberg, the Philadelphia attorney who will present the case against the SSS before the Supreme Court, yesterday said that his ultimate aim is not to adjust the program, but to "see that there is no registration, no draft...
...going to be arrogant or gloat," said South Carolina Senator Strom Thurmond who, in one of the most startling shifts, will replace Kennedy as chairman of the influential Judiciary Committee, "but we're going to be determined to bring some changes that ought to be brought." His aim is nothing less, he said, than to "turn the country around...
Legitimate marketers hope for some relief from an international anticounter-feiting code that may be ratified in 1981. It calls for greater cooperation to apprehend copiers, as well as stiffer penalties for them. The aim is to make counterfeiting an important trade issue so that, as Alain Thrierr of the French Manufacturers Union says, "government authorities will have to answer...