Sentence examples for approve against from inspiring English sources
But they will almost surely hold off, at least until they see what sanctions the courts approve against Microsoft -- sanctions that could, among other things, limit its ability to retaliate.
Even though on December 21st the European Commission is expected to approve, against their wishes, the launch on January 1st of a bank owned by La Poste, Neelie Kroes, the competition commissioner, will continue to consider whether the duopoly distorts the French banking market.Jean-Paul Bailly, boss of La Poste, announced his plans for a bank, called La Banque Postale, in November 2004.
The new regulations were approved against a backdrop of the need for "financial stringency in the legal aid system because of scarce resources".
In a poll, 78% of voters of Oakland County approved, against only 41% in Detroit itself.The DIA is unusual in that it is directly owned by the city.
A guided rocket strike was approved against those digging the holes after ensuring that no civilian homes were in the immediate area, according to the ISAF official.
The sanctions are the latest in a series of tough measures approved against Russia that seem at odds with Trump's own reluctance to criticise Putin publicly.
WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal judge on Monday approved a $3.4 billion settlement over mismanaged Indian royalties in a case that represents the largest settlement ever approved against the United States government.
Only 31% said they approved, against 61% disapproving.Apoyo also asked respondents whom they would vote for in 2000, given three options: Mr Fujimori, an opposition candidate, or someone different entirely.
The House voted last month, 223 to 32, with most Republicans abstaining, to issue the citations, which were the first Congress has approved against the executive branch since the Reagan administration.
This is the first time that a vaccine has been approved against meningococcus B bacteria.
However, these medications were studied and approved against comparator arms containing placebo, which may not have significant relevance to clinical practice.
