For a couple of years now, Clinton administration officials have lamented the loose requirements among members of the 33-country Wassenaar Arrangement regarding license disciplines, like ensuring that competitor countries don't approve exports already denied by others. In September, the administration gets its change to put its complaints before its allies.
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