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To date, senators have not proposed any sweeping new authority for waivers.

Referring to Rumsfeld's new authority for covert operations, the first Pentagon adviser told me, "It's not empowering military intelligence.

Yet final-offer arbitration, if it contains new authority for state government leadership, might attract labor support.

In 1848 John Stuart Mill's restatement of Ricardo's thought in his Principles of Political Economy brought it new authority for another generation.

Both bills would give the government new authority for wiretapping, monitoring Internet communications and sharing information about suspected terrorists and their supporters.

At the heart of the discussion is the new authority for investigators to monitor domestic political groups, religious meetings and the World Wide Web, without any demonstrated suspicion of any criminal activity.

Later, White House officials insisted that while counter-terrorism operations were "not focused on the Taliban", new authorities for air and ground combat roles would allow the US "the best possible capacity to come to the assistance of Afghan security forces".

The Senate version of the bill is likely to include $100 billion and new authorities for the IMF, but the House version of the supplemental bill did not include funds for the IMF.

Ukrainian television showed men in the uniform of the Berkut riot police, banned by the new authorities for its role in shooting dozens of demonstrators in Kiev last month, blocking the road south.

Last spring, the Special Operations Command sought approval for new authority from Congress to train foreign internal security forces that had been off limits to the American military.

Local officials have sometimes asked for new authority to plan for chemical spills, but those requests go nowhere in a state government that habitually defers to both coal and chemical companies.