It was only after the fall of Baghdad that his government authorized the dispatch of 3,000 soldiers, police officers and civilians.
In late July Johnson took the final steps that would commit the United States to full-scale war in Vietnam: he authorized the dispatch of 100,000 troops immediately and an additional 100,000 in 1966.
UNITED NATIONS, Feb. 20 — The Security Council on Tuesday authorized the dispatch of an African Union peacekeeping force to Somalia to help stabilize the country so a United Nations operation can take over in six months.
The Security Council previously authorized the dispatch of 5,537 peacekeepers to Congo, but there has been a mounting reluctance to commit them to monitoring a cease-fire that has yet to take hold.
"Last week I authorized the dispatch of a small British diplomatic team to eastern Libya, in uncertain circumstances which we judged required their protection, to build on these initial contacts and to assess the scope for closer diplomatic dialogue," Mr. Hague said, speaking of the Interim National Council, based in Benghazi and made up of opposition leaders.
President Bush authorized the dispatch of 7,200 active-duty ground troops to the area -- the first major commitment of regular ground forces in the crisis -- and the Pentagon announced that an additional 10,000 National Guard troops will be sent to Louisiana and Mississippi, raising the total Guard contingent to about 40,000.
In 1812, not long after refusing General Dearborn's request, he authorized the dispatch of militia companies to the state's eastern district (now Maine) under United States Army command.
On 13 February, 10,500 previously authorized U.S. airborne troops and marines were dispatched to South Vietnam.
Avoiding some problems that Uber encountered with the incumbent taxi industry and its regulators around San Francisco, GroundLink books rides through a central dispatch system that company representatives say is controlled by a local base, and authorized by relevant regional and national transportation authorities.
The request was rejected initially, but in 1883 Congress authorized the construction of three protected cruisers,,, and, and the dispatch vessel, together known as the ABCD ships.
Under the legislation, a committee of 14 state lawmakers would be authorized to stop any federal law from applying in Mississippi, the Dispatch reports.
