Decisions of the Comptroller General of the United StatesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1992 - Finance, Public Contains a selection of major decisions of the GAO. A digest of all decisions has been issued since Oct. 1989 as: United States. General Accounting Office. Digests of decisions of the Comptroller General of the United States. Before Oct. 1989, digests of unpublished decisions were issued with various titles. |
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... applied in se- lecting decisions for publication include whether the decision represents the first time certain issues are considered by the Comptroller General when the issues are likely to be of widespread interest to the government ...
... applied in se- lecting decisions for publication include whether the decision represents the first time certain issues are considered by the Comptroller General when the issues are likely to be of widespread interest to the government ...
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... applying its provisions to widely varying arrival times depending on origin and destination points and airline schedules . As stated above , a rest stop en route may not exceed 24 hours and may only be allowed if the scheduled flight ...
... applying its provisions to widely varying arrival times depending on origin and destination points and airline schedules . As stated above , a rest stop en route may not exceed 24 hours and may only be allowed if the scheduled flight ...
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... applied in actual service use . Bushings that cannot satisfy the fatigue requirements of MIL - T - 11891B could fail more often than permitted by the agency's needs . The record shows that Varec's bushings , pads , and track shoes were ...
... applied in actual service use . Bushings that cannot satisfy the fatigue requirements of MIL - T - 11891B could fail more often than permitted by the agency's needs . The record shows that Varec's bushings , pads , and track shoes were ...
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... applied ; that is , pressure of 1800 psi is applied to the side of the pin at a frequency of 64 cpm . VT at 17 : 15-17 . As stated above , MIL - T - 11891B requires that the torsional load to radial load be maintained at a ratio of four ...
... applied ; that is , pressure of 1800 psi is applied to the side of the pin at a frequency of 64 cpm . VT at 17 : 15-17 . As stated above , MIL - T - 11891B requires that the torsional load to radial load be maintained at a ratio of four ...
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... applied in- phase , since if the respective loads were applied in - phase , the 4 to 1 ratio would necessarily have been maintained because of the testing machine's mechanical linkage . VT at 15:40 . Varec , although responding to a ...
... applied in- phase , since if the respective loads were applied in - phase , the 4 to 1 ratio would necessarily have been maintained because of the testing machine's mechanical linkage . VT at 15:40 . Varec , although responding to a ...
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