Word: knowingly
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...Moreover, when pressed to present these reasons, salespeople have been unable to do so. Thus, the Coop, which supposedly desired that students have a choice, has not fulfilled its responsibility of explaining to students what that choice is. This responsibility is not extraordinary. After all, salespeople are expected to know the products they sell. They should most certainly be informed about the difference between the alternate and the Cotrell & Leonard cap and gown...
...feels he cannot speak as a private individual. "He has a philosophy like judges have about their public role," John G. Simon '50, a longtime friend of Bok's, explains. "They will be respected and honored as long as they don't speak about things they don't know about...
...other known F.A.L.N. members are at large. Law-enforcement officials say that only time will tell if they are right in believing that the F.A.L.N has been crushed. Said an FBI official: "If the bombs stop, then we'll know...
...product or finance research into a tempting field without completing a fat book of federal forms and paying exorbitant, sometimes needless expenses. Complains Pennzoil Chairman J. Hugh Liedtke: "We sit here in management meetings deciding on projects that may cost hundreds of millions of dollars. But we do not know what the Government regulations will be for pricing, importing, entitlements, allocations...
...white elephants, like the supersonic Concorde and the steelmaking complex near Marseille, that look brilliant to a bureaucrat but flop in the marketplace. Admits François de Combret, the top French presidential economic adviser: "A bureaucrat like myself, with his butt in a chair all day long, does not know...