Sentence examples for approval represented from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Reilly and Mr. Wales talk about creating several sets of guidelines for conduct and seals of approval represented by logos.

He said his year-old application to emigrate to the United States, still awaiting approval, represented his best hope for educating his family and keeping it safe.

That benchmark will take the form of the brokers' association's Lending Integrity Seal of Approval, represented by the image of a house with a check mark superimposed on it, and the words "lending integrity" below.

The approval represents a potential threat to Johnson & Johnson, which now sells Epogen by the name Procrit under an Amgen license.

The deal, which is still awaiting a judge's approval, represents the single biggest settlement tied to the subprime mortgage crisis.

The approval represents one of the final steps before Microsoft takes control of the struggling cellphone division, which is expected early next year.

"This approval represents a technological advance in the manufacturing of an influenza vaccine," Dr. Karen Midthun, a senior official at the Food and Drug Administration, said in a statement announcing the agency's approval of the product, which is called Flublok.

"On Approval" represents one of the too few film appearances by Bea Lillie, the Canadian-born actress who found fame as a performer of comic songs and sketches in theatrical revues in London and on Broadway.

The proposed agreement, which settles a class-action lawsuit brought against Google and requires the court's approval, represents a novel experiment in transferring words and an entire business model from the printed page to the digital realm.

This approval represents Omnova's first step in a broader global assessment of regional food contact requirements and applications.

In truth, President Obama's executive decision to free the five Taliban without Congressional approval represents a threat and challenge to every politician bent on keeping the Guantanamo Bay prison operational and its detainees outside the legal guarantees and protections to which every human being should be entitled.