Word: neutralize
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...Though the students were not, 'voting' members (those having a vote in the election of the members of the American delegation in the final neutral conference), still they did form a vital part of the Expedition itself. The students were the first to organize. They not only participated in the regular meetings of the party, but they had their own student meetings both on the ship and in all of the capitals visited. In each of the countries visited the American students were always received most cordially by the foreign students, and many joint meetings were held. At such meetings...
...also. There is a chance for men to go who finish at the Mid-years, if they are willing to stay for six months. The work is of an executive character, of a most agreeable and interesting sort; the Commission is responsible for feeding the entire country. A neutral institution, composed of Americans, it has won econiums from England, Germany, and France. A slight knowledge of French is necessary; expenses are paid. Any man who might wish to go can communicate directly with the Commission for Relief in Belgium, 71 Broadway; of May get further details from me. Address...
...party goes for service under the British War Office, under a clause in the Geneva Convention which allows neutral nations to send sanitary and medical aid to the scene of hostilities without sacrificing their neutrality. The members of the Unit will, therefore, not be commissioned as British officers, but will receive rank corresponding to that of officers...
...chairman will take a vote as to whether the speaker may continue or not. All those who favor lending aid to the Allies will sit on the chairman's right, and those opposed will sit on his left. In the centre there will be a small section for neutral persons. At the end of a speech anyone may change sides, without necessarily admitting that he has been won over, merely to show his approval of the speech...
...chairman will take a vote as to whether the speaker may continue or not. All those who favor lending aid to the Allies will sit on the chairman's right, and those opposed will sit on his left. In the center there will be a small section for neutral persons. At the end of a speech anyone may change sides, without necessarily admitting that he has been won over, merely to show his approval of the speech...