R. 1530 directs the Pentagon to put into place a missile defense system capable of protecting the entire United States by the year 2003.
Dataquest, a San Jose research firm, also predicts big things the operating system, saying Linux will account for almost a quarter of worldwide server appliance revenue by the year 2003.
For this reason, we joined you in strongly supporting the Fiscal Year 1996 Defense Authorization Bill and its statutory requirement that all the United States be protected against missile threats by the year 2003.
He was voted the orchestra chief of the year 2003 by the magazine Musical America.
Based on the program's success, the school board passed a resolution to remove junk food by the start of the 2003-2004 school year.
Despite this, by June 2003 the 10 year Treasury yield continued to decline to a low of around 3.1%.
By 2003 (the year of the latest available research), four-fifths of families in the target area had gardens, against 15% in the whole country.
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The summit offered a reassurance to the 10 candidate countries (Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Cyprus, Malta, Slovenia, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania) that they should be able to finish negotiations by the end of the year, sign a Treaty of Accession in 2003 and join in 2004.
The majority of exclusions are given to secondary school pupils - and these rose from 288, 040 in the school year 2003-04 to 363, 270 by the end of 2007.
Russia beat France 3-2 in the final last year, while France won by the same score in the 2003 semi-final before beating the USA in the final.
Foster, an offensive tackle, was drafted by the Denver Broncos in 2003, the year the Rooney Rule took effect.
The American economy expanded by 4.5% in the first quarter of this year, by a shade over 4% in the final quarter of 2003, and by 7.4% in the quarter before that (all at annualised rates).
The decision in September 2003 to promote the 44-year-old was welcomed by the Black Police Association.
Total household debt rose by 11% in the year to the third quarter of 2003, more than twice as fast as incomes.
She started her pro tennis tour in January 2003 and by the end of that year, she had moved into the world's top 100.
That kind of fervor is rampant in the wired West, where the number of e-merchants is expected to increase from 17, 500 last year to more than 400, 000 by the end of 2003, according to Internet market research firm Keenan Vision.
For Tax Year 2003, about 61.9 percent of all corporations filed a Form 1120S. The total number of returns filed by S corporations for Tax Year 2003 increased 5.9 percent to nearly 3.3 million, from nearly 3.2 million reported in Tax Year 2002.
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Subcontracting numbers are not available yet for fiscal year 2002 because the numbers will not be submitted by the agencies until March 2003.
In China, the Social and Human Sciences budget has increased by 15 to 20% a year since 2003.
The researchers studied results from international comparison tests taken by 10-year-olds in 2003.
According to IMF figures, the Zimbabwe economy contracted by 40% between 1999 and 2003 and inflation in October this year was at 526%.
So far this year, oil producers' imports from the euro zone are up by a quarter on 2003: imports from America are up by just 8%.
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According to a recent annual survey of private banking by McKinsey, a firm of international consultants, between 2003 and 2005 the Belgian private-banking market grew by 27% a year, compared with an average of 12% for the rest of Europe.
More importantly, although the service's budget rose in real terms by over 7% a year from 1998 to 2003, its real output rose by only 3.7% a year.
According to the Mexican Migration Monitor run by Roberto Suro of the Annenberg School, illegal Mexican migration exceeded 368, 000 in every year from 2003-2009, with a high of 682, 000 in 2007.
Meanwhile, the implementation of a 1994 agreement that ended North Korea's plutonium production in return for two new western-designed nuclear reactors and interim supplies of heavy fuel oil is badly behind schedule, largely as a result of North Korea's obstructive behaviour: the two new reactors were meant to start producing electricity by 2003, but the first concrete will not be poured before the end of next year.
Back in 2003, Mr Carp assumed that the film industry would decline by some 10% a year in America, and by 6% worldwide.
Safe havens were in demand, as shown by 10-year Japanese government bonds, which hit 0.79%, the lowest level since June 2003, closing at 0.815%.
Unless Thailand shows clemency, the 34-year-old must wait until December 2003 before qualifying for parole, by which time she will have spent a quarter of her life in prison.
After all but promising to freeze the city's congestion charge for a decade in 2003, he raised it by 60% this year.
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