Hartz
Proper noun
Meaning
Hartz (plural Hartzes)
A surname.
Examples
As a condition of redeveloping Lincoln Harbor and constructing up to 1,300 new residences in phases, Hartz Mountain has agreed to contribute $6 million to the design and construction of the recreation and pool complex.
With a wound like that, I'm not sure which to award you: 1) a Purple Heart or 2) Hartz Ultragauard Ringworm Medication.
“We’re hoping to provide case work for those who have a need and a desire to get off the street and make decisions to put themselves on a good path,” Hartz said.
In such cases, parents can apply for a staatliche Unterhaltsvorschuss (a state “advance” on child support), but since this and are deducted from Hartz IV, they don’t benefit at all.
Some credit the Hartz reforms with achieving high growth and declining unemployment but others contend that they resulted in a massive decrease in standards of living, and that its effects are limited and temporary.
The political scientist Louis Hartz articulated this theme in American political culture in The Liberal Tradition in America (1955).