Although enactment of this legislation still requires favorable action by the upper house, progress to date and the likely enactment of legislation adequately protecting computer software from piracy warrants suspension of the intellectual property portion of this investigation.
Ronald Reagan: “Although enactment of this legislation still requires favorable action by the upper house, progress to date and the…”
On the recordJune 29, 1987
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Memorandum on Brazil-United States Computer-Related Trade
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