The War Powers Resolution
A)was signed by President Reagan in 1983.
B)establishes conditions for the commitment of armed forces by the president.
C)was designed by Congress to remove itself about decisions regarding the use of military force.
D)has been widely supported and followed by presidents.
E)was passed over the veto of President Eisenhower in 1949.

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The War Powers Resolution, also known as the War Powers Act, establishes conditions for the president to commit armed forces, including reporting requirements and limitations on the duration of such commitments, to ensure Congress plays a role in decisions regarding the use of military force. It was passed by Congress in 1973 after the Vietnam War and has been used by Congress to limit presidential power in relation to military engagements overseas.