| It is a departmental policy that a FOSS check be completed for all persons referred for an Immigration Secondary examination. |
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| The adoption of FOSS can improve national competitiveness and help support local innovation. |
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| Some of this information duplicates FOSS data, which is possibly why staff have not kept the FOSS system up to date. |
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| The BSO at Immigration Secondary should update FOSS as to their date of entry and current address. |
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| While the ARPANET was barely sufficient, the rapid spread of the Internet in the early 1990s accelerated FOSS activity. |
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| If FOSS is not chosen, a justification must be provided. |
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| He has been with the APC since 2004 and is in charge of initiatives that promote the strategic use of ICTs, such as the Chris Nicol FOSS prize and Web 2.0 and community wireless networks. |
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| Finally, the chapter provides a framework for understanding the policy implications surrounding FOSS, focusing on choices that the public sector should consider, and on reasons that might influence its decisions. |
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| During the process of data entry in FOSS, code 398 designating a ship deserter should be inserted in the cause field to facilitate the retrieval of statistical data. |
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| Fast-food cartons sparkled in the autumn sunshine as they floated down the River Foss. |
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| At one stage, even a pleasure cruiser had to be pressed into service by contractors to work on new buildings fronting on to the River Foss. |
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| The council currently handles 4,500 fridges and freezers a year at its household waste site in Foss Islands Road. |
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| I saw it go to earth as I got between two buildings on Foss Islands Road. |
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| Last New Year, police praised Thomas after he and another man plunged into the icy River Foss to save the life of a woman who had jumped from Foss Bridge in Fossgate. |
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| Each spring a pear tree will flower on the banks of the River Foss in York in memory of Miss Stuttle, who was a former pupil at Huntington School. |
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| In particular, the decision to open a barrier on the River Foss resulted in flooding of supposedly protected houses. |
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| The existence of two possible wharves on the east bank of the River Foss support this idea. |
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| During Roman times, the land surrounding the rivers Ouse and Foss was marshy, making the site easy to defend. |
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| The city grew up as a river port at the confluence of the River Ouse and the River Foss. |
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| Today both of these rivers remain navigable, although the Foss is only navigable for a short distance above the confluence. |
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| Hutton, as Foss suggests, misinterpreted a passage from his source, Raphael Holinshed's 1577 Chronicle. |
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| The River Ouse and River Foss provided important access points for the importation of heavy goods. |
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| This lies about a kilometer further west than the location suggested by Peter Foss. |
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| Without preference for either theory, they constructed a single continuous battlefield boundary that encompasses the locations proposed by both Williams and Foss. |
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