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… of Patents, Trademarks, and Standards, with all non-mission-critical research functions eliminated or moved to other, … of Patents, Trademarks, and Standards, with all non-mission-critical research functions eliminated or moved to other, … - page 664
… immediately implementable under strong leadership or are critical to mission success. Chapter Department of Commerce … immediately implementable under strong leadership or are critical to mission success. … can help ensure U.S. success … - page 665
… • Secure access to critical supply - 9672 • Secure access to critical supply chains and technology; and Chapter … Department of Commerce Page number 666 … • Secure access to critical supply chains and technology; and … • Secure access … - page 666
… administration of proceedings, as well as policies driving critical decisions in proceedings, require a fresh look. … administration of proceedings, as well as policies driving critical decisions in proceedings, require a fresh look. … - page 667
… policy options under Administration consideration; plays a critical role in identifying trade barriers and providing … policy options under Administration consideration; plays a critical role in identifying trade barriers and providing … - page 669
… better replaced by industry competitiveness assessments in critical sectors of the economy . Chapter Department of … better replaced by industry competitiveness assessments in critical sectors of the economy. … However, outside of these … - page 669
… Critical supply chains (e.g., pharmaceuticals, medical - 9713 Critical supply chains (e.g., pharmaceuticals, medical … food); and Chapter Department of Commerce Page number 670 … Critical supply chains (e.g., pharmaceuticals, medical … - page 670
… fostering U.S. innovation; • Value in maintaining access to critical supply chains and technology; Chapter Department of … fostering U.S. innovation; • Value in maintaining access to critical supply chains and technology; … • Value in … - page 670
… same time, the U.S. has systematically failed to protect critical assets. Rather than promulgate policies to better … same time, the U.S. has systematically failed to protect critical assets. Rather than promulgate policies to better … - page 671
… threshold from 25 percent to 10 percent—or O percent for critical technologies; Chapter Department of Commerce Page … threshold from 25 percent to 10 percent—or O percent for critical technologies; … • Reducing the de minimis threshold … - page 673
… routine space operations are commercially viable, it is critical that a new Administration establish reasonable … routine space operations are commercially viable, it is critical that a new Administration establish reasonable … - page 677
… and/or legislative reforms to enable U.S. leadership in critical and emerging technologies such as quantum … and/or legislative reforms to enable U.S. leadership in critical and emerging technologies such as quantum … - page 685
… , its unique authorities in diverse areas provide critical tools that can and should be brought to bear in … government, its unique authorities in diverse areas provide critical tools that can and should be brought to bear in … - page 688
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… Presidential appointees not only are critical to - 13116 Presidential appointees not only are critical to implementing the policy agenda, but also must … Page number 886 … Presidential appointees not only are critical to implementing the policy agenda, but also must … - page 886
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