Word: restrictions
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...principle it holds: 'It is not lawful for the State ... to hold in equal favor different kinds of religion.' It is opposed to the separation of Church and State. It insists that where Roman Catholics are in the majority, the State should further that faith and restrict other faiths from criticism, missionary activities, deny them exemption from taxation, in a word, to restrict their liberties. ... Now on the basis of expediency, the church tolerates the separation of Church and State, and the fact of other churches. However . . . this toleration is not necessarily a permanent commitment...
When the Faculty voted last December to restrict tutorial to Junior and Senior honors candidates and Sophomores of Group IV standing or higher, it was done on the grounds that this limitation would strengthen the system by making it more efficient...
Germany v. Europe. "The German concept of liberty was always directed outward; it meant the right to be German, only German and nothing else and nothing beyond that. It was a concept of protest, of self-centered defense against everything that tended to limit and restrict national egotism. . . . The German idea of liberty is racial and anti-European; it is always very near the barbaric if it does not actually erupt into open and declared barbarism, as in our days...
...listed three possible alternatives, rejected two of them: i) a policy of all-out "secrecy and suppression" would make the U.S. Government authoritarian, restrict science and research, stimulate a disastrous race for atomic power; 2) open-handed sharing of all U.S. knowledge, and unbridled reliance on good faith, would be equally disastrous. Said Stassen: "All of history says that good faith alone is not sufficient for peaceful relationships between...
...Lease, is ?20 billion worse off than before the war. She does not want to add to her staggering debt, because she does not see how she can pay interest. Yet she must have dollars if she is ever to emerge from the refuge of blocked sterling balances which restrict her own and the world's trade. At present Britain, with a reserve of only ?2 billion, cannot pay the ?12 to ?16 billion she owes India, Egypt and the other sterling countries...