Sentence examples for Approval evidence from inspiring English sources
As the deal neared Congressional approval, evidence surfaced of illegal conduct involving an Air Force acquisition executive and Boeing, casting uncertainty over the agreements prospects.
While fast-track initiatives show commendable responsiveness to stakeholder concerns, the end result is that the premarket approval evidence base is becoming increasingly limited and medicines are reaching the marketplace earlier than ever before.
Often, this review requires the manufacturer to present post-approval evidence about the drug's effectiveness in a Medicare population.
On the other hand, the proposal could also require post-approval evidence review for all high-cost drugs, similar to the type of review it requires for certain Medicare Part A and Part B drugs.
Evidence that received at least four 'Up' votes was "locked" to indicate crowd approval and evidence that received at least four 'Down' votes was "locked" to indicate rejection by the crowd.
Yet it represents a diffident and strategically-unserious approach for a country with a robust history of foreign engagement.Indeed, the fact that Mr Cameron felt the need to seek Parliament's approval was evidence of this.
The approval was evidence that the Obama administration was acting swiftly to change its visa policies in the wake of the court's decision on Wednesday invalidating the Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA.
It's a neat idea, so I can see why liberals wish it were true.In his original piece, Mr Fallows offered an opinion poll showing declining public approval as evidence that the Supreme Court has lost "legitimacy".
The Kennedy brief can argue that the incremental but steady progression of marriage equality laws — and the polls showing accelerating public approval — are evidence that the nation is evolving toward an obvious outcome.
The Spitzer camp is using the approval as evidence that Mr. Stringer is a creature of the establishment and a servant of the city's big real estate interests.
It is therefore not at all impious to ascribe miracles to God, and they imply no limit either on His knowledge or on His power; they are both a sign of His approval and evidence of His benevolent foresight.
