Sentence examples for approval policy from inspiring English sources

So under an exception in the New York Stock Exchange's shareholder approval policy, the audit committee "approved the company's omission to seek shareholder approval that would otherwise have been required".

Teacher 2: "We still cannot do without approved versions of materials consistent with the textbook review and approval policy.

The Walt Disney Company adopted a majority shareholder approval policy for directors who run unopposed.

In a statement, the university said: "The issues raised by this case in 1997-98 were complex and highly unusual and revealed a gap in the university's ethical approval policy.

On Saturday, in response to the posting of the article on the Web site of The New York Times, Mike Kortan, a spokesman for the F.B.I., said "it is important to emphasize" that community of interest data is "no longer being used pending the development of an appropriate oversight and approval policy, was used infrequently, and was never used for e-mail communications".

Apple's approval policy for iOS apps has long been a subject for speculation and squabbles: every time the company rejects a high-profile app (or, as seems to increasingly be the case with Google's iOS apps, is thought to be dragging its heels over approving one) it makes more headlines.

The principles may usefully feed in to their app store approval policies (posing more of a question for Google on that front, since it doesn't operate the same kind of pre-approval submissions policy for the Google Play store).

So to clarify who is actually eligible for these cards, I called several issuers of secured credit cards and asked them about their approval policies.

When a Bafta-winning game's in-context nudity earns a rejection while a real-life porn star's simulated sex-photos app sails through the approval process, it is unsurprising that Apple's approval policies continue to provoke the odd raised eyebrow.

What's being disrupted: big banks with restrictive loan approval policies.

Technology has gotten ahead of our approval policies and it's time for a true-up.