Word: developer
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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Bush's assertion of NATO's pre-eminence is coupled with an awareness that the alliance must demonstrate flexibility as the cold war winds down and security arrangements are reconsidered. Thus Bush announced last week that the U.S. would not develop and install a new generation of short-range nuclear missiles and nuclear artillery in Western Europe. He also offered to advance mutual-reduction talks with Moscow over the fate of the 700 aging Lance missiles already deployed by the U.S. and opposing missiles on the Soviet side, but only after the signing of a conventional-forces treaty that would...
Council members backing the position--all members of the Cambridge Civic Association (CCA)--said the appointment of a new top administrator from outside Cambridge will help the city's police force develop new ways of fighting crime...
Hundreds of towns will face layoffs as top military contractors slash their payrolls and cancel deals with smaller firms. Weapons manufacturers will scramble to develop new commercial products and expand markets for the military goods they will still produce. For many companies, the shifts will require fundamental changes in operating habits as firms accustomed to serving a free-spending Pentagon learn to compete with more efficient commercial producers, especially Asian ones...
...might not have been necessary. "Our founders saw religion as the enemy of progress," says Hartman. "They wanted to create an indigenous, secular Israeli. Religious concerns were ceded to the ultra-orthodox, who have never understood the need for Judaism to incorporate democratic values." Because Israeli society failed to develop a compelling spiritual option to replace the victim-oriented philosophy of the East European ghetto, Labor's present leaders are constantly beholden to a religious perspective antithetical to all they value. As a result, they regularly lose both religious and electoral battles. "They are wonderful when talking to Barbara Walters...
...October 10, 1931 editoral in The Harvard Crimson said, "it is hardly necessary to state that a personable tutor, one who has the ability to interest his individual pupil, will develop into a more human, more understanding professor, than a young Ph.D. who has advanced to the stage of an occasional lecturer, but who cares only for his own scholastic advancement...