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This would cover all nuclear facilities and nuclear material except nonproscribed military activities such as naval propulsion and existing stocks of nuclear material . With regard to other incidents Chung said it would cover these claims and allegations after finishing with the Nogun-ri inquiry . The STF would cover these student lab networking costs . To the extent that a State receives multiple suction dredge applications for a particular river or stream , BLM may work with the State ( and the FWS or NMFS ) to develop programmatic measures that would cover all or some operations in that body of water . It was noted that the proposed regulatory regime would facilitate approval of all API products , which would cover all the issues of product quality , control , manufacturing , human and animal health and risk assessment . Levinson ( 2000 : 156 ) looked for a generalization that would cover these cases but not scales like Between 100 % and 90 % , at least 10 % , some which have the same logical relations as Horn scales but not the pragmatic relations . The PMT agreed that the data being compiled by each of the work groups would cover these areas as much as possible . The account would cover all military programs that complete the system development and demonstration acquisition phase to ensure they stay on budget and operate as expected.Gordon England , DOD ’ s acting deputy secretary , initiated the DAPA Project this summer to create an acquisition system with clear responsibility , authority and accountability . Thus , as the release of the FY 2004 budget drew ever nearer , the House and Senate began the end game of drafting their versions of an appropriations bill that would cover all agencies of the federal government except for the Department of Defense .