Sentence examples for able to approve a from inspiring English sources

The Dodgers also told the court that they should be able to approve a new TV agreement — a challenge to Commissioner Bud Selig, who in late June rejected a proposed 17-year extension with Fox.

Joseph V. Doria Jr., the commissioner, said that after almost a year, Hoboken was not close to being able to approve a plan to pay for its own spending — the last municipality in New Jersey without a budget.

With the latest budget battle and and a busy legislative agenda, I'm hearing Congress will not be able to approve a head of the CFPB on time.

Under the new proposals, a single doctor would be able to approve an abortion in an emergency situation.

Cameron has told Brady that the 1922 committee will be able to approve any coalition agreement, although it is not clear if this will be by secret ballot.

If the House was able to approve any kind of increase to the debt limit, it would transfer focus to the White House and to the Senate.

Shortly before Mr. Medvedev arrived, Mr. Gervalov was told that the Federal Guard Service had not been able to approve any of the names on his list.

"We're actually able to approve pipelines at a time when everyone wants protection of the environment.

Private moneylenders, however, are able to approve or reject an application in as little as two days, so Capital Float's hope to speed up their application process to the same timeframe.

Not the thing to say to an auditorium full of retail investors, already seething at not being able to approve the appointment of a man they scarcely knew.

Over time that might prompt a much-needed consolidation of the political system.Officials insist that the government needs a large political base to be able to approve important legislation, such as a new oil-royalty law.