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Senior management responded by commissioning an interdivisional team at HQ to revise procedures for UNICEF's cooperation with civil society in different country contexts.

At the institutional or sub-national level the same mechanisms could be used to incentivize institutions to adopt programs or revise procedures, such as clinical protocols or health insurance programs, and to introduce screening programs for conditions such as cancer and cardiovascular disease.

[C8.] Patent Office to Revise Procedures Facing accusations that it has been too ready to issue patents for Internet business methods, the Patent and Trademark Office said that it was changing its procedures to ensure that such patents cover true innovations.

The company has revised procedures to comply with F.D.A. rules, the chief financial officer, Robert D. Shallish Jr., said.

He said the department had brought in extra staff to handle the applications and had revised procedures to speed reviews.

Under the revised procedures, turbans will not be searched unless there is a positive reading on a metal detector.

Officials from the regional government of Galicia repeatedly refused to say whether they had carried out an internal enquiry or revised procedures in light of Asunta's death.

The task of reviewing the raids and civilian casualties was given to Maj. Gen. John W. Nicholson, deputy chief of staff for operations in Afghanistan, who said that coalition forces were already revising procedures and retraining troops.

The real import of the changes, however, appears to come not from the patent office's efforts to streamline operations, but from revised procedures for handling the increasing number of applications for Internet-related patents, like those in business method software and electronic commerce.

As has already been reported, the T.S.A. again revised procedures on Sunday, requiring pat-downs and extra screening for United States-bound passengers who are citizens of 14 countries identified as being either state sponsors of terrorism or friendly toward certain terrorists groups.

Revised procedures require that scientists—even top advisers to the government get a new visa each year to visit the United States rather than a multiple-entry visa every 5 to 10 years, as in the past.