103rd Congress / Bills / H R 4590

Title

To provide conditions for renewing nondiscriminatory (most-favored-nation) treatment for the People's Republic of China.

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Categories (What are categories?)

Administrative procedure -- Department of the Treasury | American investments | American technical assistance | Armed forces | Arms control | Arms control agreements | Ballistic missiles | Budgets | Business | Business and social problems | Business ethics | Citizen participation | Civil liberties | Civil rights | Collective bargaining | Communism | Congress | Congressional oversight | Congressional reporting requirements | Congressional veto | Criminal justice | Cultural relations | Defense economics | Defense industries | Defense policy | Detention of persons | Discrimination in employment | Due process of law | Education | Educational exchanges | Educational policy | Emigration | Employee rights | Executive departments | Export trading companies | Federal aid to higher education | Forced labor | Foreign aid | Foreign policy | Foreign trade | Free enterprise | Freedom of association | Freedom of speech | Guided missiles | Higher education | Human rights | Humanities | Immigration | International affairs | International agencies | International broadcasting | International finance | Labor | Labor unions | Law | Legislative resolutions | Manufacturing industries | Missing persons | Most favored nation principle -- China | National security | Negotiations -- Tibet | Nongovernmental organizations | Nuclear nonproliferation | Political persecution | Political prisoners | Presidential commissions | Presidents | Prison labor | Punishment | Racial discrimination | Radio broadcasting | Restrictive trade practices | Sanctions (International law) | Scholarships | Sex discrimination in employment | Technology | Technology transfer | Telecommunication | Torture | Trade -- East Asia | Treaties | United Nations | Weapons systems | Women

Votes on this bill

Date	Chamber	Result	Vote
8/9/94	House	Failed	Session 2, roll call 383: On Agreeing to the Amendment
8/9/94	House	Agreed to	Session 2, roll call 382: On Agreeing to the Amendment