Sentence examples for approval of team from inspiring English sources

Manfred has wide latitude to sanction teams that fail to satisfy the rule — among 16 options, he could order a team to raise equity, require approval of team expenditures or suspend ownership and/or management — but he said he would prefer to work with the Dodgers so long as they work toward compliance.

If a trial goes forward, Dodgers lawyers will no doubt question Selig about his backing of McCourt's purchase of the team in 2004 with little cash and his approval of the team's multitentacled structure that baseball now criticizes.

The closing was preceded last month by the bankruptcy court's approval of the team's reorganization plan whose principal component was the record $2.15 billion price for the team.

The French supporters roared their approval of a team in whom they believe.

Major League Baseball, which owns and operates the Expos, needs the approval of the team's players for a split home schedule.

Halfway through the announcer's next query -- "Can you say nine blocked shots in the national championship game?" -- the crowd had already begun roaring approval of the team's dominating center, 6-foot-5-inch Kelly Schumacher. 6-foot-5-inch Kelly Schumacher

Indeed, as people learn of the origins and history of the mascot, approval of the team's name quickly fades.

Senior officials in both organisations have been accused of corruption, including stealing the proceeds of gate receipts and secretly selling players to foreign clubs without the approval of the teams they played for.

The Italians said they had not agreed to the rule change and that it needed the unanimous approval of all teams before such a decision could be made.

The strategy group can seek advice from any quarter it likes, but there is no obligation for it to seek the general approval of the teams in a round-table forum such as the technical or sporting working groups.

Pirelli refused to say at the time that there was a safety issue, and the rules dictate that tyres can only be changed for other reasons during a season with unanimous approval of the teams.