Arms Export Control act

He disdained the restrictions of the Arms Export Control Act.

Other objections were that of it was contrary to the Arms Export Control Act.

Covert operations, no matter how unpopular, are not covered by the Arms Export Control Act, specialists say.

The procedure would return as closely as possible to the intent of the Arms Export Control Act.

The law authorizes the government to suspend military aid to countries that violate the Arms Export Control Act.

Under this special authority, the 30-day Congressional review period required by the Arms Export Control Act was waived.

Resolutions of disapproval under section 36(b) of the Arms Export Control Act, with respect to foreign military sales.

The justification given was that the design possibly violates gun control laws, particularly the Arms Export Control Act of 1976.

State Department officials said today that the penalty appeared to be the largest paid by an American company under the Arms Export Control Act.

In fact, the Arms Export Control Act provides that Congress must act affirmatively only to block a sale.

Arms Export Control Act (United States)

The measure would allow Mr. Clinton to waive restrictions contained in the Arms Export Control Act.

We grant that the diversion does raise some legal questions, as do some technical and relatively insubstantial matters relating to the Arms Export Control Act.

According to Section 36-D of the Arms Export Control Act, the operative section of the law, no review period is required.

The Customs Service also administers that act, the Arms Export Control Act and nuclear regulatory laws.

(Kennedy Amendment, later International Security Assistance and Arms Export Control Act of 1976).

Under the license requirements of the Arms Export Control Act, the decision noted, there is an exception for arms exports involving official United States use.

The sales violated the Arms Export Control Act, which forbade arms sales to countries that foster terrorism - as Iran did.

Under the Arms Export Control Act, the President may lease items in American military stocks only if they are not "needed for public use" at the time.

When the President authorized the arms sale to Iran without informing Congress, he may have violated the Arms Export Control Act.

I make no bones about the fact that I was not knowledgeable about the specifics of the law with respect to the Arms Export Control Act.

The point man was Cyrus Hashemi, who had been indicted in 1984 by a federal grand jury for allegedly violating the Arms Export Control Act.

Clark proposed an amendment to the Arms Export Control Act, barring aid to private groups engaged in military or paramilitary operations in Angola.

Encryption was regulated from 1976 by the Arms Export Control Act until control was transferred to the Department of Commerce in 1996.

Mr. Cole also faces a variety of charges involving various money-laundering and currency-reporting statutes, as well as the Arms Export Control Act.