Sentence examples for approved a group from inspiring English sources

Because Ms. da Camara is a court-approved executor and the auction was also court approved, a group of French auctioneers have now claimed that Christie's auction is a "judicial sale," one of the categories reserved for French auction houses in the 2001 law ending the French monopoly over the local art market.

Approved: A group of San Francisco's tech billionaires and millionaires successfully passed a measure to ban tents that homeless people use to sleep on the street.

But we have approved a local group of financiers who have given us £3m to help us see out the season.

Eurovision, the annual pop-song contest that gave Abba its start three decades ago, has approved a Ukrainian group's entry that had been rejected earlier as too political now that its songwriters have changed the lyrics.

This allows options for membership to be requested by users and approved automatically, requested by users and approved by a group manager, initiated by group managers and accepted by users with no opportunity for users to request access, or closed such that no new members are accepted to the group.

The group, which has gotten taxpayers' attention by holding its own budget information meetings and putting information on its Web site, said it was the fourth year in a row that voters approved a budget the group had supported.

The judge, Matthew F. Kennelly of the Federal District Court for Northern Illinois, effectively upheld a government order for Sidley Austin to turn over a broad list of client names but then approved a request from a group of about 48 clients to stay the order pending an appeal.

Typically, that nomination is then approved by a group of several hundred union representatives nationwide.

Scholarly sources are those that have been approved by a group with recognized expertise in the field under discussion.

The plans were approved by a group of inner-circle ministers in September 1985 ‑ five months after the strike ended.

"Now we're going into a circumstance where it is not approved in a group of patients where the risk is even greater".