What does USCCR stand for?

United States Commission on Civil Rights

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United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (Washington, DC) United States Catholic Conference of Bishops Pastoral Office for Care of Migrant Refugees United States Christian Chamber of Commerce (Northglenn, CO) University Student Counselling and Career Centre (University of Iceland) US Correspondence Chess Championship US-China Carbon Consortium US-China Chamber of Commerce United States Cross Country Coaches Association United States Commission on Catholic Evangelization (US Conference of Catholic Bishops; Washington, DC) United States Cartridge Company (ammunition cartridge headstamp)		User Spacecraft Clock Calibration System (US NASA) United States Climate Change Science Program (Washington, DC) Ukrainian St. Catharines Credit Union (Canada) United States Cyber Consequences Unit (US Department of Homeland Security) United States Civil Defense United States Commerce Department (usually seen as US DoC) US Centers for Disease Control University of the Sunshine Coast Delivery Site (Australia) United States Army Corps of Engineers (usually seen as USACOE or COE) United States Clinical Experience

Samples in periodicals archive:

COMM'N ON CIVIL RIGHTS, DISPARITY STUDIES AS EVIDENCE OF DISCRIMINATION IN FEDERAL CONTRACTING: A BRIEFING BEFORE THE UNITED STATES COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS HELD IN WASHINGTON, D.

Unfinished business: the Bush Administration and racial preferences

quot; Summary, The Federal Civil Rights Enforcement Effort," A Report of the United States Commission on Civil Rights 1971, p.

Concerning Blacks and Affirmative Action

GAO-05-68R March 7, 2005 The United States Commission on Civil Rights (Commission) was first established in 1957 as the Commission on Civil Rights.

U.S. Comission on Civil Rights: Deficiencies Found in Financial ...