The unconditional extension of MFN substantially promotes broader U.S. interests in human rights, nonproliferation, and trade.
George H.W. Bush: “The unconditional extension of MFN substantially promotes broader U.S. interests in human rights, nonproliferation, and…”
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Statement of Administration Policy: H.J. Res. 502 - Disapproving the Extension of MFN to China & H.R. 5318 - United...
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