To not engage militarily against the Syrian Government until after the U.N and Arab league has done so

The United States should not unilaterally take military action against the Syrian government, nor assets believed to be associated with the government of Syria in response to chemical -weapons use by: any member(s) of the Syrian government it's assets or allies, nor the use of chemical weapons by the Free Syrian Army, it's assets or allies. The United Nations, being the global governmental body, and the Arab League, being of economic and geographic interest to the Syrian conflict, as well as having Syria as a sovereign member, should take the initial military response against without use of sanctions, after evidence gathered by U.N. inspectors has been confirmed by the Arab League and the Security Council. Thus rendering United States participation as logistical an supportive of the U.N.