Sentence examples for approved a master from inspiring English sources
(The university had approved a master of arts degree in 1831, the primary degree in the 19th century; the M.D. was first awarded in 1828 and a degree in law in 1842).
Until 1990, when Burlington residents approved a master revitalization plan (which was updated in 1998), the waterfront was a wasteland of abandoned junk and railroad yards, old oil tanks and closed utility buildings.
The county had approved a master site plan for the area, including many of the specifications for Parkway Plaza 4, some 14 years ago, before Vancouver annexed the area to capture the tax revenues from the shopping mall.
But it may have other, more pressing, priorities: the government has just approved a master plan to send a Nigerian to the moon by 2030, after launching a $90m space programme in 2001.In this section Who's a citizen?
New London officials have approved a master development plan for a hotel, conference center, offices and housing that will get under way next year on an 90-acre parcel near Pfizer and have given preliminary approval for up to 220 condominium units on two acres on nearby Bank Street.
Acknowledging the significance of logistics centers, Vietnam approved a master plan for the development of a logistics center system.
No legislation regulates the gas industry; penalties and procedures are irregularly enforced.In February the government approved a "gas master plan".
In 2014, the city approved a bicycle master plan to add about 46 miles to its cycling trails and lanes over 20 years.
Parliament in January approved a new energy "master plan" that gives a green light to at least 11 new geothermal power stations and two additional hydroelectric projects.
In a separate action, the board approved a four-year master plan that calls for about $200 million in additional state support for new programs and 800 new faculty positions.
In December, the trustees voted to approve a facilities master plan, which hints at a friendly collaboration between the college and the museum as both parties' plans unfold.
