Sentence examples for approval this project from inspiring English sources

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-230X/13/89/prepub Details of ethics approval: This project (2006/633-31/4) wapprovedved by the regional ethical review board in Stockholm on June 14 , 2006

The NT Department of Health and Menzies School of Health Research Ethics Committee granted research ethics approval for this project (Approval Number: HREC-2012-1849).

The University of New South Wales Human Research Ethics Committee has approved this project (approval number HREC 10274).

Ethical approval for this project was provided by the University of Newcastle Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC) (Approval no: HREC-2009-0341) and ratified by the University of New South Wales (Approval no: HREC 09393/ UN H-2009-0341) and Monash University HREC (2009001860).

Ethical approval for this project was received from The University of Western Australia (WA Human Research Ethics Committeee (approval RA/4/1/4589) and the NSW Population and Health Services Research Ethics Committee (approval HREC/11/CIPHS/35).

Ethical approval for this project was provided as part of the ethical approval sought and approved for the project inCASA from the UK National Research Ethics Committee NRECC).

Ethics approval for this project was provided by the Human Research Ethics Committees of La Trobe University (Approval No. 07 137), the Royal Women's Hospital (Project 07/01) and Barwon Health (Project 8 16).

Approval of this project is incomprehensible when the safety and national security risks are adequately considered.

Approval for this project should not be granted unless a thorough review is completed.

"It is the first tangible evidence that there was some major public benefit tied into the approval of this project," said Michael W. Bradley, executive director of the Riverside South Planning Corporation.

I have led a group of 12 members of the New York Congressional delegation in urging Gov. George E. Pataki and Transportation Secretary Rodney Slater to delay final approval of this project, which would bulldoze wetlands and other green spaces, as well as foster greatly increased traffic along the reservoir's edge.