Sentence examples for trade control from inspiring English sources

What remains of the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Control Act still discourages foreign investment.

From next April the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Control Act will be largely consigned to history.

This spring, for instance, a law was passed that will all but repeal the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Control Act.

Trainers and owners, moreover, are happy to trade control over their choice of rider for the chance to contest very good prize-money in handicaps confined to just 10 runners.

Under the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Control Law, this requires anyone wishing to take more than ¥50,000 ($478) worth of such equipment out of Japan to get permission from the Ministry of International Trade and Industry.

No one doubts that more failures are on the way.Foreign securities are another option, but investors can buy them only through a securities firm, and the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Control Act still puts obstacles in their way.

Canada has a domestic industrial security programme – the controlled goods programme – that aims to strengthen the country's defence trade controls and prevent the proliferation of strategic assets including satellite GPS systems and communications equipment.

A proposal to extend trade controls to red and pink corals was also voted down.

Among these documents, 60 are proposals to amend the lists of species subject to Cites trade controls.

Exchange and trade controls have long made it hard to get hold of primary materials, stifling production.

"China does not implement and enforce its trade controls or its sanctions laws adequately," Mr. Albright argued earlier this year.