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Gaining authorization would require another application, or an appeal, or more red tape, according to two people familiar with the sanctions against Iran.

Approval of the strike authorization would require 75percentt approval of members who vote.

Though that effort failed, it appears to have undercut the ability of the union leaders to gather sufficient support for a strike authorization, which would require the approval of 75percentt of the members voting.

The Senate Intelligence Committee recently took an important step by passing an intelligence authorization which would require for the first time -- if it became law -- that the administration publicly report on civilian casualties from U.S. drone strikes.

The move towards an authorization model would require changes in the regulatory and legislative environments.

Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Calif). said Thursday that she and a handful of other members will try to add language to a must-pass defense authorization bill that would require Congress to pass a new Authorization for the Use of Military Force for the self-described Islamic State.

Approved 86 to 11, July 12. 2. Antimissile Tests: Vote to kill an amendment to a defense authorization bill that would require more stringent and thorough testing of a proposed national missile defense system.

On Tuesday, Mr. McConnell tried to sneak an amendment into the defense authorization bill that would require the approval of each military service chief before "don't ask, don't tell" could be repealed.

Shortly before Congress adjourned for the summer, a House committee inserted a provision in the military authorization bill that would require at least 12 people on a military jury in a case where the death sentence was a possibility, unless military necessities made that unfeasible.

Republican senators are pushing to include a provision in a 2012 military authorization bill that would require Qaeda suspects accused of plotting attacks and who are not American citizens to be held in military custody — even people arrested in the United States.

The testing program, to be called REACH (Registration, Evaluation, and Authorization of Chemicals), would require some safety tests of chemicals produced in amounts of between 1 and 10 tons.