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NATO is also preparing to take the burden off of United States warships in the Mediterranean Sea by proposing to authorize ships in the NATO Standing Naval Force, which consists of frigates and destroyers, to help in force protection and other patrols.

As the study findings indicated IOI with BIG was easy and rapid, we propose to authorize IOI with BIG for ELSTs as an alternative option in case IVI is extremely difficult or impossible in adult and pediatric patients.

After a brief summit in the Azores islands, the leaders did not explicitly say whether they would call for a vote today in the Security Council on a new resolution they have proposed to authorize the use of force.

Presidents could propose to defer authorized spending for a fixed period of time, and those proposals would take effect unless either the House or the Senate voted to override the proposal -- a so-called legislative veto.

In November, Paulson told a House committee: "I've said to you very clearly that I believe that the auto companies fall outside of [TARP's] purpose". Then advocates of a Detroit bailout proposed legislation to authorize that.

6.37pm BST Russia objected to proposed UN resolution to authorize force in Syria in a closed-door meeting of the five permanent security council members, a Western diplomat told the Associated Press.

Here's a summary of the Senate hearing on a proposed congressional resolution to authorize the use of force in Syria: Support for military action on Syria appears strong in the Senate, judging from the foreign relations committee hearing just concluded.

She proposed that her office have the authority to authorize such payments up to $1 million a year.

A law was proposed in the Chamber of Deputies to authorize the transfer of the bodies of Pedro II and his wife.

Supervisors also will vote on whether to approve the proposed Peter Zumthor design and to authorize the demolition of four county-owned buildings on LACMA's campus.

Some states propose use of emergency powers that might potentially override human rights protections while other states propose to limit interventions to those authorized by public health laws.