Sentence examples for To approved from inspiring English sources
verb
To sanction officially; to ratify; to confirm.
- Although we may disagree with it, we must nevertheless approve the sentence handed down by the court-martial.
KS, GO, and TO approved the final version.
In the new worldwide salon, derivativeness is a virtue, indicating fealty to approved conventions.
Higher amounts have to approved by a commander or a departmental head.
The next year the store extended limited credit to approved customers.
Proceeds from these bonds rated AAA go into a special account for lending to approved projects.
America's help, some $711m last year, increasingly goes to approved organisations, often via USAID.
T he winner will have to approved by Federal Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan.
John O'Hara's family had owned several of the houses there for generations, and rented them to approved, budget-conscious vacationers.
The IMF has provided a "Flexible Credit Line" of reserves that is not borrowed, but is available, to approved countries.
He was convicted for shoplifting and in 1939, after breaking into a warehouse, was sent to approved school.
Representatives of brand-name manufacturers say there are good reasons to restrict drugs to approved pharmacies or health care providers.
