Word: complemented
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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...even if the suit is unsuccessful within the courtroom, students believe it will at least complement other longstanding efforts to increase pressure on the Law School administration to diversify its faculty. Thus far, such initiatives have included holding numerous rallies on campus, as well as staging two sit-ins last spring outside the office of Dean Robert C. Clark...
...group, "Outrageous," was formed last year by Julie K. Schulman '92. Although originally intended to be a co-ed group, Outrageous was instead formed as an all-women ensemble whose goal was to complement and provide an alternative to the Radcliffe Pitches, the only other all-female a capella group at Harvard...
...economics prize is the only Nobel award established to complement the five prizes that dynamite-inventor Alfred B. Nobel created in his will at the end of last century. It was instituted in 1968 by Sweden's Central Bank...
...White House chatting with the President, by joining the New Hampshire attorney general's staff. Shortly after Warren Rudman became state attorney general in 1970, he plucked Souter from a group of assistants to become his top aide. The thoroughly scholarly Souter soon became the perfect complement to the gregarious, politically wired Rudman. The two, along with Rath, who headed Bob Dole's losing presidential campaign in the 1988 New Hampshire primary, became best friends. Rath joked that his job in the office was to go to lunch and "explain to Warren what David had just said...
Despite Milosevic's nationalism, few Serbs favor independence for their republic. Svetozar Stojanovic, a politics professor at the University of Belgrade, suggests that practical economics might discourage a total breakup of the federal state. He argues that the economies of the republics complement one another, an advantage that would be lost if all went their own way, and that separation would leave the question of the country's $16 billion foreign debt unresolved, discouraging any new foreign investment. Says Serbian economics professor Ljubisa Adamovic: "When they finally work out the costs of going it alone, they may be less anxious...