United States Supreme Court Reports, 108. sējumsLawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1992 First series, books 1-43, includes "Notes on U.S. reports" by Walter Malins Rose. |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 81.
32. lappuse
... agency , either directly or indirectly . Agencies impose the requirements on private parties in order to generate information to be used by the agency in pursuing some other purpose . For instance , agencies use these informa- tion ...
... agency , either directly or indirectly . Agencies impose the requirements on private parties in order to generate information to be used by the agency in pursuing some other purpose . For instance , agencies use these informa- tion ...
35. lappuse
... agency is required to take three internal preliminary steps be- fore adopting an information collec- tion request . The agency must take action to " ( A ) eliminate , through the use of the Federal Information Locator System and other ...
... agency is required to take three internal preliminary steps be- fore adopting an information collec- tion request . The agency must take action to " ( A ) eliminate , through the use of the Federal Information Locator System and other ...
42. lappuse
... agency " through written report forms , etc. The Court's argument is that this definition limits the PRA to facts or opinions obtained by an agency for its own use and hence excludes recordkeeping , reporting re- quirements , and ...
... agency " through written report forms , etc. The Court's argument is that this definition limits the PRA to facts or opinions obtained by an agency for its own use and hence excludes recordkeeping , reporting re- quirements , and ...
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