Sentence examples for approved a model from inspiring English sources

To help ease women's Hobson's choice, the Association of University Professors approved a model policy last November drafted by Dr. West.

The California Horse Racing Board is in the process of prohibiting steroid use in the 30 days before a horse race, and an industry consortium on medication and drug testing has approved a model rule similar to the one on the table in California in hopes that it will be adopted by other states.

ALEC approved a "model" Virtual Public Schools Act in 2005 at a time when both K12 Inc. and Connections Academy (the second largest for-profit) were corporate sponsors and helped craft the measure, according to ALEC's website at the time.

After Mr. Della Valle approves a model, it moves into Tod's vast leather and sewing factory, one of six in Italy, and a constant reminder of how his childhood was spent "inhaling leather".

Some of the first co-operative schools sought more autonomy than is granted by trust status, and in 2010 the Department for Education approved a co-operative model for converter academies, including a values clause in their articles of association.

And the State of Massachusetts, which approved a similar insurance model under Gov. Mitt Romney in 2006, argues in its amicus brief that its experience "confirms that Congress had a rational basis" to impose minimum insurance requirements.

The council's cabinet has since approved a new operating model and restructure as part of its response to the financial challenges.

(Recently, the Costa Rican government approved a harm reduction model).

Recently, however, the government approved a harm reduction model that ACEID is involved in.

Currently, the U.S. EPA has approved a number of models for regulatory application, and lists them in Appendix A of the Guideline on Air Quality Models [published as Appendix W of 40 CFR Part 51 (U.S. EPA 1998)].

By 1992, after 12 years out of power, Democrats approved a platform that was a model of centrist, New Democratic philosophy, organized around the unobjectionable themes of "responsibility," "opportunity" and "community".