The 2004 legislation expanded the responsibilities of ACUS to include specific attention to achieving more effective public participation and efficiency, reducing unnecessary litigation, and improving the use of science in the rulemaking process.
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In 2007, the Congressional Research Service remarked that ACUS offered nonpartisan, nonbiased, comprehensive, and practical assessments and guidance with respect to a wide range of agency processes, procedures, and practices .
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Camcon is funded by Hit & Run Music Publishing, the management team behind the Genesis ( band ) and ACUS Managing Partners, an active management venture capitalist that specialises in funding early-stage technology companies.
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""'Dolicholatirus acus " "'is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Fasciolariidae, the spindle snails, the tulip snails and their allies.
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The "'Administrative Conference of the United States "'( "'ACUS "') is an nonpartisan independent agency of the United States government established in 1964 by the Administrative Conference Act.
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In this regard, ACUS actively promoted information-technology initiatives, such as developing methods by which the public could participate electronically in agency rulemaking proceedings to increase public access to government information and foster greater openness in government operations.
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Noting that ACUS was a matter of good Government, he stated, I very much hope you reauthorize the Administrative Conference . Both Justices agreed that there were various matters that a reauthorized ACUS could examine.
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Noting that ACUS was a matter of good Government, he stated, I very much hope you reauthorize the Administrative Conference . Both Justices agreed that there were various matters that a reauthorized ACUS could examine.
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An alternative approach might be, if possible, to rearrange the desk ( and other furniture ) positions, which probably no longer match the way the office was originally intended to be laid out when the ACUs were installed.
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Disputes have arisen over the origin of the name, but the more classical version is that it started with a man's name of SCOTTIUS followed by the Latin possessive suffix ACUS, meaning " the property of Scottius ".
