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• With no domestic supply controls, U . S . sugar production would expand.
• The government is getting out of the supply control business.
• It also supplies control arms used in GM truck plants.
• He said the division was investigating the operations of the mini-market operator under the Supplies Control Act 1961.
• During the later years of the First World War, he was chairman of the Supplies Control Board, Egypt.
• A chemical weapons attack could be combined with an assault on computerized water supply control systems, Benzel said.
• These resources are complemented by an aggressive effort to enhance domestic law enforcement, interdiction, and supply control programs.
• COMMODITY SUPPORT PROGRAMS : Price supports and supply control systems that prop up prices farmers receive for commodities.
• "To date, 15 traders are being charged in Court under the Supply Control Act 1961, " he said.
• It also has liberalized the banking sector, improved money supply controls, introduced more equitable tax collection and lowered tariffs.
• He said the four traders were expected to be charged in court soon with violating the Supplies Control Act 1961.
• The Hoover administration passed the Agricultural Marketing Act in 1929, which introduced limited supply controls, but the price decline continued.
• Current economic problems shouldn't be used to justify government supply controls, new storage programs or higher crop subsidies, the group says.
• These chemicals suppress growth in lateral or side buds, so reducing the supply controls their growth, helping the tree to fill in.
• On 21 May 1953, the Army Medical Supply Control Office was organized at Brooklyn, New York, and assigned to the Surgeon General.
• Without elaborating, Charles has said he wants parliament to amend the Electricity Supply Control Act of 1996, which regulates electricity supplies in Dominica.
• The Water Supply Control Office at Aschaffenburg, just north of where the spill occurred, said the chemical was quickly dissolved in the river water.
• Currently, the government practices what it calls " demand-supply control, " under which it restricts new entrants to the industry to protect existing businesses.
• The Supply Control Centre work was contracted out in 2011 to Boeing Defence UK at Milton Keynes, other functions having been outsourced in the 1990s.
• Out of these bills grew a system of government-controlled agricultural commodity prices and government supply control ( farmers being paid to leave land unused ).