91.  A grant of immunity and a change in federal regulation of the industry would most likely require Congressional approval.

92.  A newly expanded NATO, and a renewal of American troop involvement in Bosnia, will properly require congressional approval.

93.  A grant of immunity would require congressional approval and anti-tobacco forces are trying to mobilize opposition.

94.  A national settlement would require congressional approval, and Republican leaders in Congress have said lawmakers are not likely to take up the matter this year.

95.  A merger would require approval from the New Hampshire attorney general and insurance commissioner and the US Federal Trade Commission.

96.  A name change would require approval from the Texas Legislature.

97.  A settlement would require approval from a U.S. judge in Manhattan, and investors would have the opportunity to opt out and seek separate claims.

98.  A merger of two water companies requires approval by the Monopolies and Mergers Commission, the U.K. antitrust body.

99.  A purchase of Pacificorp by Scottish Power would require approval of U.S. energy regulators and the shareholders of both companies.

100.  A recess appointment lasts for a year and does not require Senate approval.