Sentence examples for approval mark from inspiring English sources

Officers also found that Carlyle had used an approval mark which claimed that some of the clams had come from an approved processor.

By comparison, Barack Obama enjoyed a 69percentt approval mark at a similar point in April 2009.

"The 50% approval mark is notable because all incumbent presidents since Eisenhower who were at or above 50% approval at the time of the election were re-elected," Gallup's Jeffrey M. Jones noted in a post about the poll.

But below the 50 percent mark, the results become mixed: President George W. Bush narrowly won re-election with a 48 percent approval mark, while  President Gerald R. Ford lost by 2 percentage points with a 45 percent approval rating at the time of the election.

Obama's final job approval mark is well above the 50percentt average for presidents from Franklin Roosevelt onward, and nearly twice as high as the 33percentt approval of his immediate predecessor, George W. Bush, as he left office in 2009.

"Surgeons will remain in control but as we develop the human-robot interface there may be simple parts of an operation, such as suturing or closing a wound that may be automated". The Versius robot is expected to receive a European health and safety approval mark within the next few months.

This approval marks the first time that the FDA has approved an orally administered prostanoid for any disease.

The Food and Drug Administration FDAapprovalval marks the end of a huge controversy about the fish species.

"Today's approval marks an important milestone in our fight against HIV," said FDA commissioner Dr Margaret Hamburg in a statement.

Roosevelt, Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan all held higher approval marks in final polls while in office than Obama does today.

PlascoEnergy's approval marked the latest in a string of positive developments for waste gasification projects in recent weeks.