Sentence examples for approval to launch from inspiring English sources

In 2000, the FDA granted approval to launch clinical trials.

The BBC has received provisional approval to launch a television channel in Scotland from the broadcasting regulator Ofcom.

The Government was defeated by Conservative rebels and Labour MPs in 2013 when it tried to gain parliamentary approval to launch airstrikes against Syria's Assad regime in Syria.

Under France's presidential system, Hollande does not need parliament approval to launch any military action that lasts less than four months.

Meanwhile, the C.I.A.'s Tehran station is granted approval to launch a "grey propaganda" campaign to discredit the Mossadegh government.

The company said it recently received approval to launch a branch at the San Francisco airport.

After adjusting the flight path to a more vertical profile, Mad Mike was granted approvals to launch the rocket.

The company — which has raised over $2.5 billion from investors — said it is working to gain the necessary approvals to launch its service in Australia, initially in those three cities.

The company — which has raised over $2.5 billion from investors — said it is working to gain the necessary approvals to launch its service in Australia, initially in those three cities.

On Monday, the New York Times revealed that in the spring of 2004, Donald Rumsfeld, then the US secretary of defence, signed a secret order providing the US military with a mandate and fast-track approvals mechanism to launch raids against al-Qaida terrorists in countries outside the "conflict zones" of Iraq and Afghanistan.

While the government's role in the ATM case was limited to patent granting, with no direct involvement in the innovation process, in the CDO case this role comprised box ticking and approvals prior to launch, which occurred late in the innovation process.