English term
provide licensing requirements
Import and Export
Control Laws
xxx must comply with all applica- ble national and multinational import and export control laws. For example, the U.S. Customs Service enforces many U.S. export laws and administers and enforces the laws
regulating the U.S. importation of goods. U.S. export control laws ***provide licensing requirements***, as well as sanctions and embargoes, for the export and re-export of U.S. goods and technology. Under certain circumstances, these laws prohibit subsidiaries of U.S. companies, including those located outside the U.S., from dealing directly or indirectly with particular countries and end users. Employees must understand the laws affecting their import and export activities, follow company procedures, seek appropriate training and maintain
required records for review by U.S. Customs and other government agencies as requested.
Non-PRO (1): Noni Gilbert Riley
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