We need to specifically examine whether to continue the President's waiver on Arms Export Control Administration (AECA) economic sanctions, which were based on a number of conditions, including both countries signing the CTBT, halting nuclear testing, and ceasing deployment and testing of missiles and nuclear weapons.
Doug Bereuter: “We need to specifically examine whether to continue the President's waiver on Arms Export Control Administration (AECA)…”
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Review of economic sanctions related to nuclear tests by India and Pakistan.
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