Sentence examples for approvals to continue from inspiring English sources
Howard Archer, chief economist at IHS Global Insight said he expected the number of mortgage approvals to continue to grow, with recent surveys reporting a marked increase in the number of people interested in buying a house.
Economists at Capital Economics said this intervention by the Bank of England made have lenders more cautious but said they did not expect the reduction in mortgage approvals to continue.
In addition, a grand jury in North Carolina, where Xe is based, is conducting a broad investigation into the company, which includes accusations of weapons smuggling and bribery of Iraqi officials in an attempt to ensure it would get approvals to continue operating in Iraq.
However, Mr. Obama cannot evade his responsibility, under the War Powers Act, to seek Congressional approval to continue the operation.
"We have briefed the president on the implementation of these projects and got his approval to continue with them".
"Google's own screen shots in its proposal shows it seeks approval to continue preferential treatment for its own products," he said.
SPIEGEL, Downers Grove, Ill., the mail-order marketer operating under bankruptcy protection, won court approval to continue negotiating the terms of a $300 million loan with three lenders.
That is because the ore deposit is on land near Mountain Pass, Calif., near the Nevada border, where the company has been mining since the early 1950s and has regulatory approval to continue mining and refining for decades.
Winn-Dixie Stores said yesterday that the company received court approval to continue paying wages to workers and take other actions that will help it operate under bankruptcy protection.
Dr. Richard Grimm, a cardiologist, was a consultant for the device maker Medtronic, receiving more than $10,000 a year, the limit above which a doctor or researcher must get special approval to continue related research.
TOKYO— A scientist pioneering research toward generating human organs in pigs has cleared one hurdle in gaining approval to continue his research in Japan.
