One idea is to revoke the authority Congress originally granted Mr Bush to go to war.
Mrs Clinton proposes that Congress revoke the authority it gave Mr Bush in 2002 to wage war.
He cannot tolerate the dissent against literal flag-waving but screams indignation at the thought of removing monuments to the Confederacy, which attempted to revoke the authority symbolized by that same flag.
Mr. Davis also said he would file a lawsuit in federal court if the commission did not soon grant his request for a review of its earlier order to limit prices only during power emergencies, and to revoke the authority of some generators to charge market-based rates.
It was not immediately clear how practicable or easy it would be to revoke that authority.
Decertification occurs when employees formally revoke the authority of their union to engage in collective bargaining on their behalf.
In the same year, 1560, John Knox realised his goal of seeing Scotland become a Protestant nation and the Scottish parliament revoke papal authority in Scotland.
"The City of Los Angeles is committed to challenging the decision by the secretary of commerce in revoking the authority of the census director to make any adjustment he deemed necessary," said James K. Hahn, city attorney of Los Angeles.
The judge barred any business activities by the company, revoked its authority to do business in Kansas and froze all of its assets as well as those of Michael C. Cooper, the company's owner, other than his personal bank account.
That is because the city's Business Integrity Commission has concluded that the company has been too cozy with organized crime figures and revoked its authority to do business in the five boroughs, an action that was endorsed by a State Supreme Court justice last month.
When user's attributes are revoked, the authority re-defines the attribute keys, and generates PRE keys for updating the attribute keys.
