Sentence examples for approvals should be from inspiring English sources

Hunt has argued that environmental assessments and approvals should be handed over to the states in order to speed up the process and avoid duplication.

Approvals should be supported by a sufficiently robust data package and implementation of proper postmarketing surveillance.

He approves of it but forgets that his approval should be the start of a discussion, not the end.

The article shows how value of information analysis can be used to inform a range of policy questions including whether a new technology should be approved based on existing evidence, whether it should be approved but additional research conducted or whether approval should be withheld until the additional evidence becomes available.

Second, the threshold for approval should be 75%.

The point is, Obama's approval should be rising given higher consumer sentiment.

Floor approval should be a no-brainer, leading to a decent compromise with the Senate.

An advisory committee to the F.D.A. voted 12 to 1 in July that the breast cancer approval should be withdrawn.

First, there are a number of states, including Illinois, Hawaii and Oregon, where approval should be relatively easy in the near term.

If we want to look at presidential approval from 1948 to 2008, then predict what Mr. Obama's approval "should be," how should we account for these idiosyncratic factors?

The killings were a rejection of the West Bank-based Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, whose final approval should be required before any death sentence can be carried out.