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The Bush administration returned to the United Nations seeking Security Council authorization for such a force earlier this month in part to make it easier for countries like Pakistan, India and Turkey to offer troops.

Since the war, Britain has continued to support American control in Iraq, but it has also been more receptive than the United States to seeking Security Council authorization for postwar reconstruction.

The Los Angeles City Council this summer voted to let the LAFD start seeking Federal Aviation Administration authorization to use drones, despite objections from the American Civil Liberties Union and other groups concerned about privacy rights.

The statement called on Mr. Bush to seek United Nations authorization of selective bombing of Serbian targets in Bosnia.

President Obama was right to seek Congress's authorization to use military force against Syria.

Having decided to seek Congress's authorization to strike Syria, the Obama administration should have realized that it would require a far more compelling call to action than what it has mustered to date.

"The United States should take the lead in seeking U.N. Security Council authorization for air strikes against those who are attacking the relief effort.

And they write that with Kosovo, Mr. Clinton "did not seek prior congressional authorization for the war because he wanted to protect the powers of the presidency and worried about Republican opposition" and "purposely avoided seeking U.N. Security Council authorization because of opposition from Russia and China".

Theranos had sought the same FDA authorization, but voluntarily withdrew its request once regulators called the startup out, this time, on the safety protocols issue.

The news that the Obama Administration is seeking formal authorization from Congress to wage war against the Islamic State isn't unexpected.

By John Cassidy February 11 ,2015 The news that the Obama Administration is seeking formal authorization from Congress to wage war against the Islamic State isn't unexpected.