Word: effectively
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...revision of Radcliffe's sign-out policy for seniors which tightens the "privilege" rule goes into effect today...
Said Bell: "There are officials in the Philippine government who are aware of the dangers [of the] pervading economic unbalance between production and needs . . . but the measures that could halt the deterioration have not been put into effect. Inefficiency and even corruption in the government service are widespread. Leaders in agriculture and in business have not been sufficiently aware of their responsibility to improve the economic position of the lower-income groups. The public lacks confidence in the capacity of the government to act firmly . . . The situation is being exploited by the Communist-led Hukbalahap movement to incite lawlessness...
...word document reviving the wartime Hyde Park Agreement to create what amounts to a single rearmament program. As a first step toward coordinating defense production, Canada imposed curbs on consumer credit (e.g., one-third down payments on cars, 20% on other merchandise) similar to controls already in effect...
...profit taking, the Korean situation, fear of more taxes, etc." But the Wall Street Journal made a valiant try to find something new. The trouble was that business was too good. Reported the Journal: some traders said "the flood of good earnings and higher dividends had had a satiating effect and had certainly 'spread' the interest so widely through the list that there was not sufficient concentration of buying" behind any one stock. In short, there were so many good buys that investors simply could not make up their minds how to spend their money...
Dean Mason of the School of Public Administration was "worried, by the effect of union labor, since it represented not the people but a well-organized pressure group...