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Meanwhile the UN mission in Kosovo, which has had jurisdiction ever since the end of the Kosovo war in 1999, would after 120 days hand over its authority to Kosovo's government and to two new missions sent by the EU.Carl Bildt, Sweden's foreign minister and an old Balkan hand, sums up the problem: "We don't have a settlement, and the role of the UN remains to be defined".

The agency's civil penalty would be made permanent to prevent future legislative battles over its authority.

WASHINGTON -- Top advisers to the president defended the Obama administration on Tuesday from criticism that it had drastically over-extended its authority in seizing telephone records for the Associated Press as part of a leak investigation.

Congress also rightfully viewed the DOE as over-stepping its authority by introducing the gainful employment regulation, and proposing such drastic and far-reaching changes to America's system of higher education.

Egypt has said it wants Mr. Adel handed over to its authorities, but its government has denied having negotiated with Iran about such a surrender.

The proposal to turn over much of its authority to a nonprofit came after prodding by the federal government, and is a tacit acknowledgement that the state has failed in its monitoring of the abuse and neglect of vulnerable populations.

The bank also commissioned an internal investigation into the trades, ultimately turning over its findings to federal authorities and a Senate subcommittee.

The bank also commissioned an internal investigation into the trades, ultimately turning over its findings to federal authorities and a Senate subcommittee examining the losses.

The association said it was conducting an investigation into the death of Real Awesome Jet and would turn over its findings to the appropriate authorities.

That bit underscores the fact that the FCC had best draw the moat and sink the bailey when it comes to the coming legal tussle over its regulatory authority in the matter.

Meanwhile the council shouldn't wait until it has full command over the militias to assert its authority over the more than 5,000 detainees those militias are holding, outside any jurisdiction of Libya's laws or justice system.