Sentence examples for approval clause from inspiring English sources

The parental approval clause, which would have effectively transformed how the city places charters, was not in the Board of Regents' recommendations to legislators for the bill, nor was it in a reform proposal presented earlier this month by the teacher's union.

Mr. Chen said he had failed to win approval of a clause that would have guaranteed a suspect's right to remain silent.

Mr. Bush acted last December after lawyers at the State Department concluded he was within his rights to withdraw from the treaty, under its termination clause, without Senate approval.

Instead, a troublesome replacement clause putting the approval threshold of important company decisions at 80%, rather than 75%, has left the power in the hands of Lower Saxony's 20% blocking stake.

It was the 1958 Food Additives Amendment (FFDCA 1958) that set forth the Delany Clause, prohibiting the approval of food additives found to cause cancer in humans or animals.

Then, DeBellis immediately placed a moratorium on approval of mandatory binding arbitration clauses, but was quickly overruled by his boss, Governor [Fob] James.

Mr. Annan had protested that the clause would perpetuate United Nations approval of what was meant to be a temporary emergency departure from international law.

"You can't authorize a publication in China without a clause that requires pre-approval and review of any translation," he said.

Because the city left the approvals in place with a grandfather clause when it annexed the property from the county, Mr. Pavlina thinks that he can complete the project for only $7 million.

It said that one clause, unless amended, required the approval of a national referendum.

In 1976, when Vigoda renegotiated, Motown paid Wonder a thirteen-million-dollar signing fee and agreed to the insertion in the contract of an unprecedented clause granting him right of approval if Motown was bought by another company.