Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies Appropriations for 2003: Agricultural programsU.S. Government Printing Office, 2002 - United States |
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... examination of imported foods four fold from 12,000 to 48,000 line - entries per year . In addition , we will increase the number of investigators to survey critical product safety points in the domestic food production and distribution ...
... examination of imported foods four fold from 12,000 to 48,000 line - entries per year . In addition , we will increase the number of investigators to survey critical product safety points in the domestic food production and distribution ...
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... clarification to ensure that the patent covers the formula- tion of the proof product . That would require a fair amount of ex- Mr. TROY . We do as much as we can pertise , wouldn't you say , to make that examination ? 56.
... clarification to ensure that the patent covers the formula- tion of the proof product . That would require a fair amount of ex- Mr. TROY . We do as much as we can pertise , wouldn't you say , to make that examination ? 56.
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... examinations at the border from 12,000 in FY 2001 to 48,000 in FY 2003. We expect total hires to be 673 FTE and made up of import investigators , import criminal investigators , compliance officers , domestic investigators and ...
... examinations at the border from 12,000 in FY 2001 to 48,000 in FY 2003. We expect total hires to be 673 FTE and made up of import investigators , import criminal investigators , compliance officers , domestic investigators and ...
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... examination . How much of that will translate into increased violations that we detect is hard to project at this time . Part of our putting these people at the border and doing more physical examinations also serves as a deterrence by ...
... examination . How much of that will translate into increased violations that we detect is hard to project at this time . Part of our putting these people at the border and doing more physical examinations also serves as a deterrence by ...
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... examination or detention ) Of the 4,730 ' detentions ' , 2,316 line entries that were detained were ' refused entry into the US . This is what is being interpreted as ' VIOLATIONS ' . We will provide a chart that shows the 2,316 ...
... examination or detention ) Of the 4,730 ' detentions ' , 2,316 line entries that were detained were ' refused entry into the US . This is what is being interpreted as ' VIOLATIONS ' . We will provide a chart that shows the 2,316 ...
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