Sentence examples for approval and release from inspiring English sources
The movies that do get official approval and release tend to be inoffensive comedies and historical action movies catering to a youth audience.
While drafts of the panel's reports are written by panels of scientists, the language is reviewed and often altered by delegates from 130 governments who meet before their final approval and release.
"Now, how can we take these findings and formulate a policy response that's quick enough and big enough?" While drafts of the panel's reports are written by panels of scientists, the language is reviewed and often altered by delegates from 130 governments who meet before their final approval and release.
After review, the NCES authorized approval and release of the frequency and summary analyses.
Clients seek validation, affection, approval, and release.
Due for approval and release Nov. 2, the report provides a summary of three other IPCC publications issued over the course of the last year.
Some audits have not been given final approval and released until years after the contractors being audited went out of business.
Benny Benassi's mid-aughts electro endeavors may seem a strange fit for an official rework of David Bowie's 1979 single "D.J.," but camp Bowie apparently liked the bootleg version enough that he bestowed his stamp of approval and released it to celebrate the original's 30th anniversary.
This drug was found to lower total cholesterol (TC) and low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) significantly, with an acceptable safety profile, and resulted in the approval and commercial release of lovastatin.
The F.D.A. is in the midst of a wide-ranging reassessment of its device approval process and released a report Aug. 4 that highlighted some of its flaws, including approvals of devices modeled on unsafe or obsolete predecessors.
Once they are at a fledging age, the correct weight, healthy and their feathers are waterproof, they receive the final nod of approval and get released back into the wild.
