US politicians are weighing up whether or not to formally authorise the use of US force in Syria in response to alleged chemical attacks on civilians by President Bashar al-Assad.
Corbyn has previously said he would never authorise the use of Trident.
And Republicans seem likely to authorise the use of force against Islamic State, as the president asked.
In these circumstances, we will not let a proposed resolution pass that would authorise the use of force.
Article 1, section 8 [of the US constitution] provides only Congress with the ability to declare war or authorise the use of military force.
Sports Direct published a statement on Tuesday saying it did not know about or authorise the use of a camera and questioning "the veracity" of the story.
A decision to authorise the use of cannon for the first time would apply to all police forces across England, Scotland and Wales.
Back in early 2003, Tony Blair was keen to secure UN backing for a resolution that would authorise the use of force against Iraq.
It is equally clear, however, that the language does not expressly provide that a further Council decision is necessary to authorise the use of force.
Otter said: "We were concerned by a generally poor level of knowledge and lack of expertise of those senior officers who authorise the use of undercover officers".
While using some language familiar from other resolutions on the use of force, it does not in fact authorise the use of force.
