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FAA Administrator Michael Huerta stated that the collected data from the site "will lay the groundwork for reducing risks and ensuring continued safe operations of UAS".
A18 G.O.P. Tax and Budget Plans Senate Republicans moved ahead on several fronts with their tax and spending proposals, calling for a tax reduction for married couples, offering a budget plan to restrain government growth and laying groundwork for a vote on reducing gas taxes.
Republicans in the Senate moved ahead on several fronts with their tax and spending proposals today, calling for a tax reduction for married couples, setting out a budget plan that seeks to restrain the growth of government and laying the groundwork for a vote on reducing gasoline taxes.
This study sets the groundwork for designing and implementing reduced impact supply-chain networks.
And while these regulations will not all be finalized before President Obama leaves office, they will lay the groundwork for ongoing efforts to reduce greenhouse gases if Hillary Clinton takes his place.
It laid the groundwork for developing a strategy on reducing the stigma and discrimination associated with HIV and will be further developed and implemented with support of UNICEF and other international organizations.
"We cannot tolerate criminals who violate our borders, terrorize our communities, or poison our citizens," Reagan said, laying the groundwork for his new strategy "to reduce the supply and demand for illegal drugs".
It has laid the groundwork for accelerating measles control and ultimately reducing measles mortality.
This could lay the groundwork for further studies of interventions aimed at reducing sepsis progression in this population.
Now American officials say they have reduced their goals further — to patiently laying the groundwork for eventual peace talks after they leave.
And it would lay the groundwork for Congress to pass the annual appropriations bills needed to keep the government open, reducing the risk of another debilitating shutdown early next year.
