In March of that year Mr. Rusk, in another secret memorandum, argued against authorizing a further enlargement of the American ground force in Vietnam and advocated a cutback in the American bombing of North Vietnam.
Finally, not only did the agents discover Theodore Kaczynski's mountain cabin, but also were able to persuade his mother, Wanda, to authorize a further search of the family's house in Lombard, Ill., in mid-March as family members prepared to move out.
At my direction, America led an effort with our allies at the United Nations Security Council to pass an historic Resolution that authorized a No Fly Zone to stop the regime's attacks from the air, and further authorized all necessary measures to protect the Libyan people.
Clinton authorized a lethal attack.
Newport authorized a lawsuit last week.
Specifically, in agreement with the recent Italian regulation on "Genetic Data Treatment" [ 13], as a highly conservative option, we structured the consent on the basis that donors would be re-contacted to authorize any further use of their samples (i.e. a new study-specific consent for any single use of the biological material and data).
The LHMA further authorizes a private cause of action to be brought on behalf of households with at-risk occupants to seek injunctive relief to compel property owners to comply with the act.
Indeed, with each passing day, my colleagues and I will find it more and more problematic to authorize any further release of prisoners.
If the bipartisan commission's recommendations are passed, the president would be authorized to request a further debt ceiling increase that would carry the country through the rest of his first term.
While stripping the states of the constitutional immunity that they would otherwise enjoy is an agreed-upon aspect of Section 5 "enforcement," the question remains whether Congress is limited to permitting suits for actual constitutional violations, or whether it may go further and authorize a broader category of lawsuits that seek to deter future violations.
