Eisenhower, in his Message to Congress on January 27 , 1958 called for matching educational programs with national defense needs and recommended the federal government play an important part in this activity.
At the time, it was still expected that the internet would serve largely defense, research, and educational institutions.
In deference to our military leadership, a first-class educational system is our best defense against our enemies.
America's problem is not that it can't afford the defense and medical and educational and Social Security programs it needs, and even wants.
Scientific information provides justification for governmental decisions in many domains, including health, safety, and environmental regulation, economic and educational policy, and national security and defense.
Expenditures: Y 2,848,689,000,000 (economic development 27.8%, of which agriculture 8.3%; social, cultural, and educational development 26.3%; administration 19.4%; defense 7.7%; other 18.8%).
Even members of the Board who had voted against Cortines's appointment last year came to his defense, along with parents, students, educational organizations, union leaders, all five borough presidents, and the executive director of the State Financial Control Board.
Providing public health arguments in defense of particular environmental or educational policies, and recognizing that such policies can have profound effects on health, simply recognizes the complex interweaving of the multiple dimensions of human welfare.
There is likely to be strong pressure to expand the list of items whose advancement is considered essential to the defense of democracy, such as educational reform or reducing inequality.
One was a criticism of established educational practices, and the other was a defense of pathological anatomy and a call for the greater availability of cadavers to medical students and practitioners.
Our partnership involved close defense ties, intelligence co-operation and educational and cultural ties.
