Sentence examples for approve or modify from inspiring English sources

To his son, he was "a two-bit czar," a blowhard with "the insane belief that he must pass on (approve or modify) everything the other person is doing".

The European Union has asserted the right to approve or modify each standard issued by the International Accounting Standards Board, and did allow banks to ignore part of one standard.

The local vendor then has 15-days to approve or modify the deal.

The Council has until the end of April to approve, reject or modify the plan.

"The alliance threatens a substantial loss of competition which would likely result in higher air fares and reduced service," the Justice Department said in comments filed with the Transportation Department, which makes the ultimate decision about whether to approve, reject or modify the deal.

Once a deal is created, shared, and pre-ordered, Davis said, the local business has the opportunity to approve, deny, or modify the deal according to their standards.

This is done with the conversation analytic method (CA) according to which altercasting is a mutual construction performed turn by turn and shaped by the reactions of the interlocutor who can approve, resist, or modify the identity in question.

In the coming weeks, Republicans and Democrats will be forced to approve, strike down, or modify the Administration's request, which is what is supposed to happen.

Key informants could approve and/or modify the notes to improve accuracy prior to analysis or inclusion in the manuscript as supporting evidence.

It tends to defer to individual members' views on whether to approve, modify or reject projects in their districts.

But the discretion given to the CIA director to "approve, modify, or disapprove all proposals pertaining to human subject research" has not previously been public.