"Down the road a BCC could become a US VISIT card in which the frequent traveler is quickly identified and allowed entry on dedicated lanes, " he said.
And a boss of an office supplies company told the BCC he had spent a year trying to hire someone - but complained that interviewees lacked skills and had an "awful" attitude to work.
Fox was referring to the many Mexican citizens who hold a Border Crossing Card (BCC), which already holds biographical and biometric information.
Senators are on notice that New START establishes a Bilateral Consultative Commission (BCC) that can, and surely will, make deals that affect the treaty's terms in material ways - and do so without the Senate's advice or consent.
The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) is preparing a report calling for a big rethink of Britain's laissez-faire export policy.
The BCC warned in particular against a rise in interest rates from the Bank of England.
The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) gave the scheme a cautious welcome, saying it was keen to see how the scheme worked in practice, and urged the government to go further.
His older sister Pam, a plaintiff in the case and a senior VP at Morgan Stanley, states in written testimony that she sent a mass email from her Morgan Stanley account and neglected to BCC the recipients.
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Suren Thiru, UK economics director at the BCC, said the challenge facing the UK was to develop a "long term economic legacy" post-2012.
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The British Ceramic Confederation (BCC) and North Staffordshire Chamber of Commerce want to create a national ceramic skills academy in the city where the industry once thrived.
Or to return where we started, everything - including the government's ability to avoid a serious financial crisis in the coming years - hinges on whether the BCC is right that an important recovery is underway in British overseas sales of goods and services.
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