controlled item

controlled item

Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms. US Department of Defense 2005.
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Cement is a controlled item and action under the Control Of Supplies Act could be taken against industry players found to increase the price without the government's approval, he added.
Price controls also encourage 'contraband' as the supply of the controlled item tends to go underground and out of sight.
It's a controlled item of supply, but most rotary wing aircraft systems are still required to requisition and use them with no exceptions.
A non-civil aircraft, suspected to be a controlled item, was impounded Sunday, the spokesman said, adding the container was destined for the United States via Hong Kong.
Mukherjee said that the Central Government had listed petrol as a decontrolled item and had no control over the prices of the commodity, whereas the price of diesel was kept in check, as it was a controlled item.
It is considered a controlled item under the Emergency (Prohibition of Uniform and Dress) Regulation 1974 with compulsory clearance for usage obtained from the Federal Management Department.

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