101.   Clinton sent troops to Somalia, Haiti and Bosnia without advance congressional approval.

102.   Clinton can order some of the changes himself, while others need congressional approval.

103.   Clinton cannot expand wilderness areas without congressional approval, which would be virtually impossible to obtain.

104.   Changes affecting the six-day schedule or mail facilities would require congressional approval.

105.   Clinton showed no sign of willingness to entertain calls from both parties in Congress that he hold off any invasion until he could win congressional approval.

106.   China has agreed to the pact, which was announced in November by U.S. trade envoys, contingent on congressional approval.

107.   Clinton administration officials have indicated they intend to press for congressional approval of the modified law.

108.   Clinton has made no commitment to seek formal congressional approval, as opposed to pledging nonbinding consultations, before dispatching troops.

109.   Clinton has the authority as commander-in-chief to send troops on a peacekeeping mission without congressional approval.

110.   Clinton is in a tough fight for congressional approval of fast track trade authority.