Sentence examples for application to approve from inspiring English sources

In all target countries except the US, if a food additive is not on the permitted list or its use is not permitted in a particular food and an applicant wants to use the food additive, the applicant must submit an application to approve its use in the respective country, following the conditions and requirements laid out by the respective authoritative body.

But the future of this has been thrown into doubt after federal regulators rejected an initial application to approve the drug, because of problems with its human trials.

Several committee members said it appeared that ImClone executives had promoted the drug for their own financial gain while doing a shoddy clinical trial that led the F.D.A. on Dec. 28 to refuse to consider the company's application to approve the drug.

Mr. Bacanovic is the Merrill Lynch broker who sold nearly 4,000 shares of ImClone stock for Ms. Stewart a few days before the share price plummeted in late December on news that the Food and Drug Administration had refused to consider the company's application to approve its experimental cancer drug, Erbitux.

The Justice Department said Friday that it wanted to withdraw or postpone its antitrust case against the proposed acquisition of T-Mobile USA by AT&T now that the two companies no longer had a valid application to approve the deal.

Last Friday, the virtual currency community's hopes were dashed when the Securities and Exchange Commission denied an application to approve a bitcoin investment fund.

On top of the five-to-seven-year wait for "returning residents" to apply for rights restoration, it can take just as long for an application to be approved, he said -- if it is approved at all.

The company had urged the F.C.C. to reject a May 31 application by Liberty to approve a takeover.

The event raised some $3,000, which his son, Marcel Agüeros, said would be used to offset the costs of home care while they wait for his Medicaid application to be approved.

It now takes about three years, on average, for a patent application to be approved, and the office has such a backlog that it takes two years for examiners to begin work on a new application.

But it may take several months to a year for your application to be approved, and it may be denied if you are not permanently disabled.