Sentence examples for Approved for work from inspiring English sources

A petition will not be approved for work assigned or performed in a course, clinic, or externship for which the student has or will receive credit.

While the charges were not related to the accidents, the collapses opened a window onto what the authorities said was a lackadaisical and occasionally corrupt manner in which cranes and their operators were approved for work in the city.

A plan has been approved for work on an amphitheater near the Washington Monument, and to remake a pond that will be frozen into a skating rink in the winter.

But the charges against Mr. Delayo surfaced in the wake of two crane collapses that left nine people dead and opened a window onto what the authorities said was a lackadaisical and occasionally corrupt manner in which cranes and their operators were approved for work in the city.

A paper, normally 30-50 pages in length, the proposal for which is presented to and approved for work by a committee of three faculty members, including one member of the Composition faculty.

"This is just a subterfuge in order to pay more money to the developer". Filer insisted a change order should not be approved for work that already may have been completed, or for items that the developer was to have supplied under the terms of his original contract.

While competing against Alabama and Michigan, Tennessee officials in recent weeks approved $1.25 million for work at the Chattanooga site that was once part of a United States Army ammunition plant complex.

The supervisors, 10 of them current employees and one recently retired, approved invoices for work that was unnecessary or was never performed, or guaranteed faster payment for work that was performed, in exchange for the kickbacks, federal prosecutors said.

Nearly 600 people in Manhattan had been approved for such work.

Earlier examples included various porphyrins and chlorins, some of them already approved for clinical work, but lately emphasis has been given to the development of stable bacteriochlorin derivatives.

After Ms. Clarke completed Ms. Smith's case, she returned to the state the $82,944 fee that the trial judge had approved for her work, saying it was needed for the defense of other indigent people facing charges.