Word: fulfill
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Alpine Park would fulfil its purpose if it served only to keep in the world such living kindred as are left of the "side-hill gauger," the "Gyoscutus", and the "four-toed boneless partridge of the Alps...
...undertaken to guarantee rights which England has failed to maintain; "dwellings cannot be entered except in accordance with law"; "freedom of conscience and the free profession and practice of religion are inviolable rights." Free expression of opinion and the right of assembly without arms are also guaranteed. To fulfil these provisions faithfully the new government will have to reverse the traditions of repression and violence which have scarred almost all the pages of Irish history...
...will support the contentions made by Mr. La Farge in his article in the current "Advocate", but if one were to proclaim the failure of the modern language requirements the chorus would be unanimous. With probably more men on probation this year than ever before, merely through failure to fulfil these requirements, there is ample food for reflection and trepidation among those who must satisfy these rules by June. And this is especially so since the experience of the Junior class has shown that fair scholarship seems to furnish no immunity from failure in this respect...
...write letters over German literature without any compensation. I will nothing gain from our correspondence, but I may only have a like compensation for the loss of time, which costs the writing of these letters. I hope you understand me, and I believe that you will be able to fulfil my condition without great sacrafice, because your money has a considerably greater value than ours. I attend your proposes...
...shall vote democratic because: (1) the Democrats offer at least one definite political idea, the League of Nations and all its implications as to foreign policy; (2) Gov. Cox is willing to fulfil the executive duties of the presidency; (3) there is more unity in the Democratic than in the Republican Party; (4) the record of the Democratic administration is at the very least just as good as the record of the Republican Congress. B. PRESCOTT...