Sentence examples for export control rules from inspiring English sources

But the Arts Council said "there's not a great deal [it] can do" as the mural is less than 50 years old and not covered by current Export Control rules.

Export control rules are meant to keep dual-use technologies like computer encryption software and airplane parts out of the hands of American foes that could use them for military purposes.

The posted advertisement for the wares promised that a "step-by-step install guide and crack file make it easy to install and use!" Which means that anyone with a modem and a little cash can evade the export control rules, even those that apply to prohibited countries.

The Dutch government is currently holding up the release of Fouchier's study because it believes it might violate export control rules.

Moreover, the government's invocation of export control rules to prevent publication of a paper is unprecedented, Fouchier said, and he warned that if the Dutch interpretation of the E.U. regulation carries the day, the work of many European researchers could be paralyzed.

It agreed to issue export-control rules and a list of sensitive "dual-use" items that could help the government rein in its increasingly free-wheeling arms companies.

Under the existing rules, any non-American passengers on its space stations would have to comply with onerous export-control rules.

He is accused of asking Mr. Yi and others to contact American companies about buying the goods, evading United States export-control rules and concealing the ultimate customer.

Nor does it touch on their right to decide laws governing the ownership and transfer of weapons within their own borders, though America's gun lobby tries to depict the treaty as a dastardly UN attack on the Second Amendment.Instead the ATT seeks to bring a bit of order to a market where national export-control rules leave gaps that rogue firms and dealers exploit.

Under pressure from researchers, the U.S. Commerce Department has retreated from new export-control rules that would have made it harder for some foreign scientists to do research in the United States.

To resolve the tension between the two sides, the NRC panel suggests setting up a high-level Science and Security Commission within the White House to monitor security policies affecting the research enterprise, from looking into how export-control rules should be applied at university campuses to examining visa policies concerning foreign scholars.