Sentence examples for approval under which from inspiring English sources

Kyprolis, the new drug for multiple myeloma, received accelerated approval, under which drugs for life-threatening diseases can be approved with less than the usually required evidence, subject to further study.

Mr. Glicken, 55, a friend of Vice President Al Gore, has also agreed to enter a conciliation agreement with the Federal Election Commission, subject to its approval, under which he would pay the commission a civil fine of $40,000.

BART, which was training managers to drive trains during a strike, was relying on a practice called "simple approval," under which workers were responsible for looking out for trains while on the tracks, with no other protection.

Some members of the advisory committee pointed to a downside in today's decision to strip the drug of its breast cancer label: This could undermine the accelerated approval process under which Avastin first got FDA's blessing.

Ms May announced a new "double lock" approval system under which agencies are allowed to see the content of communications or bug telephone calls.

Mr. Luxemburg explained that while most co-op offering plans permit the sponsor to sell apartments without board approval, there are some plans under which approval is required.

But only 72percentt of those creditors gave approval to a plan under which the commercial banks would accept Government-issued bonds as an alternative to cash.

An application submitted under this subsection shall be reviewed by the division within the Food and Drug Administration that is responsible for the review and approval of the application under which the reference product is licensed.

The companies said Wednesday that full regulatory approval of the deal, under which Comcast would initially acquire 51 percent of NBC Universal from General Electric, would not be completed by the end of December, as Comcast executives had hoped.

A21 Bush to Approve Dubai Deal President Bush is expected to announce his approval of a deal under which a Dubai-owned company would take control of nine plants in the United States that manufacture parts for American military vehicles and aircraft, say two administration officials.

EJA will argue that since those reviews have not been undertaken in Victoria, some logging in the forests covered by the Central Highlands RFA, which threatens Greater gliders and Leadbeater's possums must gain approval under the EPBC, which has not occurred.