Sentence examples for approval of the system from inspiring English sources

The company is awaiting approval of the system for use in commercial aircraft by the Federal Aviation Administration.

The emergency management agency, the panel said, provided "unclear and at times inconsistent criteria" for approval of the system.

Bureau of Public Roads approval of the system was required, and federal aid was limited to 50 percent of the estimated cost.

The approval of the system marks a milestone in a new frontier in vision research, a field in which scientists are making strides with gene therapy, optogenetics, stem cells and other strategies.

Nunn had concluded that the C.E.S. system sold to Kanawha County in 1979 violated thirty-nine of these standards, but Haden refused to let him say so, on the ground that the state's approval of the system rendered the Bureau of Standards report "immaterial".

The tournament is a social construct that derives its authority from two entities: (1) The king, whose approval is necessary for it to have power, and (2) an implicit social contract between the lords based on their collective approval of the system.

A Fire Department spokesman, L. Frank Gribbon, said that a preliminary application to change the fire suppression system from a Halon gas system to the carbon dioxide system, which displaces oxygen in closed spaces, had been filed in 1976 but never followed up, and that the department had not found any records indicating approval of the current system.

Hologic said it will work with the FDA on the nest steps for approval of the Selenia system.

The I-75 signs were first installed along the Detroit Toledo Expressway in October 1959, replacing US 24A signage in the Monroe area, after the state waited for final approval of the numbering system to be used in the state.

12 There have been several modifications to the laparoscopic adjustable silicone gastric band since approval of the LAPBAND system in 2001.

Gaming a system of professional accreditation is a dicier proposition: higher stakes and lower rewards, because the school wins the approval of a system the school itself has proved to be corruptible.