During that time, the bureau conducted "inventories" of land to see which parts were being used for what.
Some authors conducted inventories of regional and inter regional areas (Pirocchi, 1991; Canuti et al., 1998; Ermini, 2000; Pacino, 2002; Coico et al., 2013), with different standards and detail.
The console, which controls the volume and channels transmitting to police radios, was reported missing after department employees conducting inventory could not find it.
The budget leaves untouched an indefensible Tiahrt restriction that prevents the federal government from requiring gun dealers to conduct inventory inspections to see whether they may have lost and stolen guns.
Drivers still need a certain amount of brawn, but they also require logistics skills, which means being able to conduct inventory, routing, even flow analysis, from the computers in their cabs.
Finally, Sen. McCain spoke against the prohibition on ATF to conduct inventory audits of licensed gun dealers, which allowed law enforcement to keep track of "lost" or "stolen" weapons - like the Bushmaster assault rifle used by the DC snipers.
The 2003 and 2004 Tiahrt amendments, named for their sponsor Rep. Todd Tiahrt, require that records from the background checks of gun buyers be destroyed within 24 hours, bar requiring gun dealers to conduct inventory checks to monitor gun thefts, and prevent crime gun trace data from being used in court, even when a dealer has broken the law.
Rather, in conducting inventories of biological agents, most have urged researchers to consider seriously, and justify, their need for sensitive materials.
All countries should conduct inventories at their laboratories to determine where the SARS virus is being kept and what strains of the virus are being stored, Dr. MacKenzie said.
Once a year, curators conducting inventories would remove the display case in the southern gallery to unblock the single door to the storage area under the stairs.
