Word: needfully
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...know that the term bill, inevitably, will be raised. A term bill increase, however, will not solve the problem. This money will go to student groups and social events, both of which are certainly in desperate need of the cash. Unfortunately, this arrangement will leave no money for the student life initiatives that we all desperately want...
...like any organization, the council needs to establish an operating budget and a separate capital budget. The term bill increase will help to keep the council's operating budget flowing. The funds for a capital budget need to come from a different source...
...persuade alumni and friends that we need money. If we stood still we could get along, which is not true of many other institutions, but the opportunity costs for Harvard and society would be great and we would quickly not remain on the forefront. Harvard could not be Harvard in a very short period of time," Tiedemann says...
...Justice Breyer grilled the Bush lawyer as to what standard might be acceptable "in the hypothetical situation that a recount does recommence." Souter pointed out that without an objective standard, some voters might be disenfranchised, which would violate the "equal protection" clause of the Constitution. "Don't we need a standard," the Justice demanded? Olson agreed that should the high court remand the case to the Florida Circuit Courts and Secretary of State Katherine Harris, he would accept any ensuing standards. Perhaps sensing Olson's fatigue, Justice Scalia jumped in with a rhetorical question designed to clarify Olson's position...
...others were concerned about expanding the Union while its decision-making remains so unwieldy. Britain was happy to retain the veto principle of policy areas it holds dear, while Germany managed to advance its agenda for reducing the scope of veto, and also managed to win agreement on the need for further talks to define the limits of E.U. authority over member states - a concern that Berlin shares, in different ways, with Britain and France. The most telling response, perhaps, came from the European Union commissioner, Italy's Romano Prodi. "I cannot hide from you a certain regret that...