Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 99, Part 7U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - Law |
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Page 8698
... give Mr. Big Supplier the opportunity to favor the large national chains without giving the competitors of the large na- tional chains - who are also customers of Mr. Big Supplier - the same prices un- der the same circumstances . Any ...
... give Mr. Big Supplier the opportunity to favor the large national chains without giving the competitors of the large na- tional chains - who are also customers of Mr. Big Supplier - the same prices un- der the same circumstances . Any ...
Page 8724
... give notice to the Sen- ate that , as I understand , the excess- profits tax bill was reported from the Senate Finance Committee today . As soon as that bill is ready , either tomor- row or the following day , we shall give priority to ...
... give notice to the Sen- ate that , as I understand , the excess- profits tax bill was reported from the Senate Finance Committee today . As soon as that bill is ready , either tomor- row or the following day , we shall give priority to ...
Page 8725
... give sympathetic consideration to requests from the receiv- ing State concerning this matter . ARTICLE VII 1. Subject to the provisions of this Ar- ticle , ( a ) the military authorities of the sending State shall have the right to ...
... give sympathetic consideration to requests from the receiv- ing State concerning this matter . ARTICLE VII 1. Subject to the provisions of this Ar- ticle , ( a ) the military authorities of the sending State shall have the right to ...
Page 8730
... give up our rights with respect to criminal juris- diction over the members of foreign armed forces stationed on our soil . The compromise which the agreement provides is , I think , quite satisfactory . In general , foreign courts will ...
... give up our rights with respect to criminal juris- diction over the members of foreign armed forces stationed on our soil . The compromise which the agreement provides is , I think , quite satisfactory . In general , foreign courts will ...
Page 8731
... give up no rights which we do not acquire as a sending state . Moreover , in view of the relatively large number of American forces abroad , the advantages accruing to us as a sending state far outweigh the disadvantages to which we ...
... give up no rights which we do not acquire as a sending state . Moreover , in view of the relatively large number of American forces abroad , the advantages accruing to us as a sending state far outweigh the disadvantages to which we ...
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