Triple

Target class: section of the U.S. Export Administration Regulations
Context triple: [Enforcement and Protective Measures (Part 764), instanceOf, section of the U.S. Export Administration Regulations]

• A. U.S. government trade control list
  A U.S. government trade control list is an official compilation of specific items, technologies, services, or entities whose export, reexport, transfer, or dealings are restricted or regulated for reasons such as national security, foreign policy, or nonproliferation.
• B. subdivision of the U.S. Foreign Economic Administration
  A subdivision of the U.S. Foreign Economic Administration is an internal organizational unit responsible for managing specific aspects of the agency’s foreign economic policies, programs, or operations.
• C. Code of Federal Regulations part chosen
  A Code of Federal Regulations part is a distinct subdivision within a CFR title that organizes and codifies a specific set of related federal rules and regulatory requirements.
• D. section of the Helms–Burton Act
  A section of the Helms–Burton Act is a specific statutory provision within the U.S. law that outlines particular rules, definitions, or enforcement mechanisms related to the U.S. embargo and policy toward Cuba.
• E. U.S. government trade-restriction tool
  A U.S. government trade-restriction tool is a legal or regulatory mechanism—such as tariffs, sanctions, export controls, or import quotas—used to limit, condition, or prohibit cross-border commerce in order to advance national security, economic, or foreign policy objectives.
• F. None of above.