Sentence examples for approve further from inspiring English sources
She indicated that she had pressed investigators to approve further treatment to no avail.
Mr. Rodriguez said he still expected demand for oil to surge this year, perhaps prompting OPEC to approve further increases in output in June or later.
As the defence secretary Michael Fallon said ministers would not hesitate to approve further strikes against jihadis who have their own kill list, Jeremy Corbyn led a cross-party group of MPs who raised doubts about the change in strategy.
The board also agreed with other leading swimming nations to ask the governing body FINA not to approve further swimsuits and ban the use of multilayer suits after some competitors in Beijing wore several suits to help with buoyancy.
But division supervisors refused to "approve further contact with state authorities on this matter," according to a new report by the Government Accountability Office auditing the activities of the division from 2001 to 2007.
However, in September 2000, the Delhi court ruled that the Indian government should not approve further purchases from Airbus until the CBI had obtained the information it wanted from the French.The upshot of the IA story is that no serious attempt has been made to establish whether or not Airbus paid kickbacks to Mr Gandhi and associates.
In July, Mr. Gayssot approved further investment at Lyon-St.-Exupery, including two additional runways.
Finally, G.M.'s board approved further talks with the News Corporation to dispose of Hughes Electronics, which had $8.7 billion in revenue last year.
Congress several years ago approved further construction of that wall, so it's not like Donald Trump has proposed something new".
Greenpeace has written to George Osborne warning him not to allow the Hinkley Point C nuclear project to proceed until the European commission approves further planned support from the French state.
Welsh opinion also took longer to embrace devolution — heavily rejecting Jim Callaghan's version in 1979 before narrowly endorsing Tony Blair's in 1997, and then emphatically approving further powers in 2011.
