Sentence examples for actions to approve from inspiring English sources

He said the city's rapid-fire actions to approve the Marina Place project, adopt the statement of overriding consideration and consider a development agreement within a two-week period are "not out of the ordinary". Prudential has promised Culver City $2.75 million for low- and moderate-income housing, water conservation, and a child-care center, if the development agreement is approved.

In the months ahead, congressional Republicans will continue to build on their recent actions to approve the Keystone Pipeline (the perfect economic strategy for an aspiring Russian-style Petro-State) and to deregulate Wall Street derivatives (the recipe for an automatic taxpayer bailout for the riskiest gambling).

The Health and Welfare Ministry and the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry have indicated they will wait and gauge consumer acceptance of sterilized milk before taking action to approve or disapprove general distribution.

Now Kentucky awaits federal action to approve the plant's cultivation.

After the hearings, trustees can take action to approve district staff's discipline recommendations, according to board policy.

POGO joins them in a letter organized by Public Citizen that will soon be sent urging House lawmakers and leadership to take swift action to approve the bill.

With industrial hemp now legal at the state level, Kentucky must now wait for federal action to approve the crop's planting and harvesting.

For Victor Pate and for all those who have followed him in the solitary confinement cells of New York State, the legislature should take action to approve this bill.

Thus, the PSUMMIT 2 trial data through week 60 indicate that ustekinumab, representing an alternate mechanism of action to approved biological PsA therapies, induced significant improvement in the joint, enthesitis/dactylitis and skin symptoms of active PsA in a population including ∼58% anti-TNF-experienced patients, with an acceptable safety profile.

The agency at first proposed one of two actions: either to approve the transgenic alfalfa fully or approve the crop in part, with restrictions on isolation distances and geographical locations.

The plan was controversial because no one wanted to receive a placebo, and many AIDS patients and activists believed the best course of action was to approve the drug first and test later.