dual-use item

For more information, see our guide on brokering (trade) of dual-use items.

But we have not yet found clear evidence that the dual-use items Iraq sought were for nuclear reconstitution.

What we worry about now are dual-use items, which require sometimes very technical discussions."

Dual-Use items are those goods and technology which may have both civil and military applications.

There is also associated guidance on brokering (trade) of dual-use items.

"Nothing nuclear, no dual-use items, nothing about weapons of mass destruction."

This effort recently led 27 nations to adopt a common list of dual-use items as a guide for scrutinizing exports.

Not every potential dual-use item need be prohibited.

Dual-use items are goods, software or technology that can be used for either civil or military purposes.

The UK consolidated list of strategic military and dual-use items.

It began implementing regulations establishing controls over nuclear-related dual-use items in 1998.

Dual-use items are products with two uses.

The European Union has been enforcing export control measures on dual-use items for nearly 15 years.

These include the introduction of controls on brokering activities and transit with regard to dual-use items.

Currently, the requirements applied for the export of dual-use items and technology vary in stringency.

Iraq purchased the kinds of so-called dual-use items covered by the new agreement in a secret international shopping spree during the 1980's.

Even before the committee disbanded in 1994, the Clinton Administration moved to ease restrictions on the sales of many dual-use items.

You will also need a licence if you are involved in the brokering of dual-use items (trade controls).

See our guides on transport controls and brokering (trade) of Dual-Use items.

To this end, it is necessary to create a long list of dual-use items; however it is a topic for another report.

This includes military and dual-use items.

American companies legally sold Iran hundreds of millions of dollars worth of dual-use items last year.

Western nations are now discussing a new arrangement to replace Cocom that would seek to control arms and dual-use items to rogue countries.

Dual-use items are not niche goods.

I believe, specifically, that the EU regime relating to dual-use items should be organised in a more transparent way.