| Administrative law - 1980 - 874 pages
...program has had the support of Congress and successive administrations for many years. This was done in the belief that a healthy small business community...essential ingredient in a sound national economy. Evidently, therefore, the Congress intended by enactment of the Small Business Act that the set-aside... | |
| Administrative law - 1976 - 864 pages
...program has had the support of Congress and successive administrations for many years. This was done in the belief that a healthy small business community...essential ingredient In a sound national economy. Evidently, therefore, the Congress Intended by enactment of the Small Business Act that the set-aside... | |
| United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency - 1963 - 350 pages
...equal basis, by all contractors in connection with contracts for maintenance, repair, or constriction," thus eliminating such procurements from the categories...there can be little doubt that the set-aside program wa? intended to be restrictive as a means of enabling small business to receive its fair share of Government... | |
| Administrative law - 1971 - 484 pages
...program has had the support of Congress and successive administrations for many years. This was done in the belief that a healthy small business community is an essential ingredient ma sound national economy. Evidently, therefore, the Congress intended by enactment of the Small Business... | |
| Administrative law - 1983 - 806 pages
...program has had the support of Congress and successive administrations for many years. This was done in the belief that a healthy small business community...essential ingredient in a sound national economy. Evidently, therefore, the Congress intended by enactment of the Small Business Act that the set-aside... | |
| Administrative law - 1972 - 540 pages
...program has had the support of Congress and successive administrations for many years. This was done in the belief that a healthy small business community...essential ingredient in a sound national economy. Evidently, therefore, the Congress intended by enactment of the Small Business Act that the set-aside... | |
| Administrative law - 1977 - 852 pages
...program has had the support of Congress and successive administrations for many years. This was done in the belief that a healthy small business community...essential ingredient in a sound national economy. Evidently, therefore, the Congress intended by enactment of the Small Business Act that the set-aside... | |
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