Presidents do not need the approval to send troops anywhere in the world. However, generally the president attempts to have a consensus with Congress when sending troops somewhere.
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conflict
it made many attempts but failed
Any law that attempts a racial or ethnic classification is subject to the strict scrutiny test. This is to determine that there will be no Constitutional rights violated in the process of pursuing the interest.
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President Gerald Ford had two attempts made on his life, he escaped both times.
Andrew Jackon and Abraham Lincoln were the first two failed attempts. Abraham Lincoln and James Garfield were the first two succesful attempts.
Andrew Johnson and William Clinton were the two that were impeached.
Andrew Jackson Harry Truman Gerald Ford (twice) Ronald Reagan George W. Bush
All four men spent significant tax dollars investigating the possibility of time travel. Coincidentally the administration of Rutherford B Hayes achieved the most significant results. In their attempts, they were able to successfully send a chimpanzee back in time, however, they failed in their attempts to recover the primate from the space time continuum.
No, East Timor is on it's second president, and also had 2 acting presidents when the present president was incapacitated due to assassination attempts.
In history, there have been many assassination attempts at Presidents of the United States, and four have been successful. Those four include Abraham Lincoln, William McKinley, James A. Garfield, and John F. Kennedy.
Iraq's leader, Saddam Hussein, had defied attempts by UN weapons inspectors to inspect for WMD.Iraq's leader, Saddam Hussein, had defied attempts by UN weapons inspectors to inspectors for WMD
Cassius attempts to convince Brutus to join the conspiracy in a couple of ways, though the more effective way is through deception.
The definition of the term 'obstruction of justice' is when someone attempts to interfere with the ongoing administration of the courts. Some examples are : threatening a witness, hiding evidence or improper conversations with jurors.