Sentence examples for approve much from inspiring English sources
They expressed a hope that the full House would approve much stiffer increases when the measure comes to the floor, possibly before the summer recess.
(Readers of my earlier posts may recall that this is the same person who has to approve much of the secret surveillance carried out by the Counter-Terrorism Police, or TEK).
They also approve much less of the "Republicans' policies and plans for the future" than they did of the Democrats' plans in 2006 or the Republicans' plans in 1994.
Rich country budgets are so strained that it's unrealistic to think that governments will approve much new money — or endorse the excellent suggestion of a financial transactions tax to pay for global health programs — just to ease suffering.
Eliot's parents did not approve much of sex – his father regarded with horror the idea of a cure for syphilis, fear of which kept the young from sexual behaviour, and said that sexual education was an introduction to the devil.
Behavioral Health refused to approve much of the treatment his doctors recommended.
The other, and most probable, would be to seek a looser "governability pact" between governors and president, an idea floated by Aecio Neves, the PSDB governor-elect of Minas Gerais.Mr da Silva said this week that he would seek a consensus of this kind to press the outgoing Congress to approve much-needed tax reforms, plus a measure paving the way for central-bank independence.
Re "Terror Adds to Safety Issues Awaiting New F.D.A. Chief" (Five Questions, Sept. 29), an interview with Dr. Raymond Woosley, a pharmacologist known for his research into the safe use of medicine: I hope that Dr. Mark B. McClellan, President Bush's nominee to lead the Food and Drug Administration, will streamline approval processes so that needed vaccines can be approved much faster.
Mrs. Reagan approved much of the content, library officials said.
Congress has not yet approved much of that money, so it might not materialise.
Only low-level exchanges have been approved, much to China's chagrin.Higher-level contact could help to allay Chinese misgivings.
