Word: objectionable
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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"I personally have no objection to open' hearings if these be limited to attendance by members of the Harvard community only." Isaacs said. "There are no words or deeds of my own which I would hesitate to report or describe in reply to questions in an open hearing: nor do...
Certainly many thousands of Vietnamese died from American actions on March 16, 1968--from bombs, defoliants, mines, aerial fire and artillery shelling: from mechanized attacks fully as monstrous and illegal as Calley's actions. But, as Hammer's book makes clear, the Army made every effort to consider Calley's...
A much stronger objection is that an official price increase would tend to give gold a continued undeserved prominence in world finance. Most economists-and the Nixon Administration-believe that the role of gold should be reduced, or even eliminated, in any long-range overhaul of the international monetary system...
The LMDC charged that the three men are being subjected to "unwarranted harshness" and contended that they will have served out their six-month sentences before appeal proceedings are completed. The men were found guilty of refusing to bear arms when they claimed conscientious objection status last February.
Even in our permissive society, many people would reply that prostitution is not like the other vices. The familiar objections are social (it spreads crime and disease), paternalistic (it corrupts youth) or aesthetic (it befouls whole districts with its invitations to debauchery). But the most fundamental objection is simply that...