Word: consenting
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...with the subject from every point of view or with any part, phase or aspect of it. Those treatises receiving the prizes will be placed in the library of the Chamber; while others of merit selected by the jury will also be placed in the library, provided the authors consent...
...nation, would be analogous to hers. If we were asked to supply forces for a foreign undertaking "Congress," says the "New York Times," "like the Danish Parliament, would have full power to refuse to send troops should it be held that the Constitutions of the United States demanded such consent in the case in point...
...This time it is Alsace-Lorraine--that darling for whose redemption France poured forth so much blood and treasure--that raises its voice against its liberator. It is Alsace-Lorraine that protests loudly at the high-handed conduct of the French officials, and at being forcefully "annexed" without its consent. Furthermore, the agitation in favor of independence is spreading steadily throughout the districts. Is it for this then, that France has waited fifty years; is it for this that thousands of Frenchmen gave their lives in the great war; and for this that the Strass-bourg statue was draped...
...pleasures of the society world by her father and mother, both of whom are married separately and respectably. Interesting and tense situations develop as the parents attempt to conceal their past relations from their true husband and wife. The girl's marriage to a mechanic is opposed but finally consent is gained from her guardian who is her father on condition that after six months among gentlefolk, her mind be unchanged. The mechanic holds her love to the end. The chief problem and development in the play is the concealment of the secret of the parents, its sudden revelation...
...well as a group who favor Prince Andrew, uncle of Alexander, and brother to the deposed Constantine. Besides these there is also the very powerful group who have never lost hope of restoring that exiled monarch. The situation is further complicated by the fact that the powers will never consent that a pro-German Prince should mount the throne, and these aspirants have all, at one time or another, been accused of Teutonic leanings by their ill-wishers. The Greek people, innate politicians, and, above all, that overshadowing genius. Premier Venizelos, must have a finger in the pie as well...