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The memo suggested that the president could authorize a wide array of coercive interrogation methods in the campaign against terrorism without violating international treaties or the federal torture law.

The legislation which would authorize a wide array of programs includes a call to boost funding for the Department of Energy's (DOE's) Office of Science by 4% per year for 5 years.

Manafort's lawyers say the Justice Department memo appointing Mueller last May didn't authorize a wide-ranging pursuit of other crimes.

President Obama's decision to authorize a wider U.S. military role in Afghanistan next year was a pragmatic one, a recognition that as much as he would like it to be so, the fighting in Afghanistan is not over.

The law, known as AB 32, authorizes a wide range of rules and regulations designed to meet this goal.

And last month the Legislature authorized a wide expansion of electronic courts to a broad array of civil cases and to courts in every borough and several upstate counties.

MEXICO CITY — The Cuban government authorized a wide range of co-ops on Tuesday, allowing workers to collectively open new businesses or take over existing state-run businesses in construction, transportation and other industries.

In 1971, citing "epidemic proportions," Congress passed the Lead-Based Paint Poisoning Prevention Act, which authorized a wide range of measures to identify and treat people already effected by exposure to lead.

Under federal law, troops are barred from performing law enforcement duties in most circumstances, and the order appears to restrict them to a support role unless Mattis authorizes a wider mission.

At the time the memo was drafted, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt was pressing Trump to authorize a government-wide "red team/blue team" debate about whether there was a sufficient scientific basis to conclude that human-generated greenhouse gas emissions are fueling recent climate change.

The Security Council voted on May 22 to lift economic sanctions against Iraq, cede wide-ranging authority to the U.S. and the U.K. over governing Iraq, and authorize a new role for the UN in rebuilding the war-ravaged nation.