Sentence examples for approval to work from inspiring English sources
But The Associated Press reported on Wednesday that agency documents showed that the employee had approval to work on his laptop from home.
FMG was granted approval to work in the area without the YAC's cooperation after the relationship broke down over compensation arrangements.
Like James's son, those on the list will most likely not be eligible to adopt or foster children, and they are unlikely to get approval to work with children.
Gumbel and Collinsworth needed HBO approval to work for the N.F.L.'s channel, and Collinsworth needed the go-ahead from NBC, where he will be the lead analyst for NBC's Sunday night N.F.L. studio show.
The EPA ethics office in August gave John Konkus, a top Pruitt aide, approval to work as a media consultant outside the agency.
"Do you have something in mind that would enable us to prevent that very perilous circumstance to public safety of having bags of cash?" The back-and-forth in Washington came just days after the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank gave a Colorado credit union conditional approval to work with businesses that serve the marijuana industry, like accountants and landlords.
There are still some antitrust approvals to work through, but the two companies believe they'll close the deal before the end of the year.
The Nuclear Regulatory Agency NRCC) doesn't even have guidelines of approval in place to work with either design.
No ethical approval was required to work with this species in our study.
In the face of such challenges, asked Ms. Navas, "Who could be better than UNICEF to help municipalities protect the rights of boys and girls?" Development, policy and participation Over the next two years, local governments seeking the UNICEF 'Seal of Approval' will have to work toward measurable gains for children in three broad areas: human development, public policy and youth participation.
In addition, Gov. Eliot Spitzer has launched the Working Families Food Stamp Initiative, and we have sought federal approval to allow working families to be interviewed by telephone when they first apply.
