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Gates also approved a move to appoint Gen. David Petraeus, the U.S. commander in Iraq and chief author of the Army's field manual on counterinsurgency, as the head of the brigadier-general promotion board this past fall.
They also approved a move to allow free school trusts to arrange their own pre-registration checks with Ofsted.
According to The Wall Street Journal, Theranos' board approved a move in February to shuffle shares, including from founder Elizabeth Holmes, to investors as a way to appease them.
The Bureau of Public Roads approved a move to the proposed Westside Freeway in May 1957, and in November they added a North Tracy Bypass that would connect I-5 and I-580.
Reports suggest that the Football League is set to approve a move that will see Coventry City play their home games at Northampton Town's Sixfields in a ground-sharing agreement.
Under N.H.L. bylaws, a majority vote of the league's 29 other clubs is the criterion for approving a move; Toronto and Buffalo would be able to ask for indemnification fees in exchange for dropping their opposition.
He wanted a tribunal to approve a move to a Scottish prison, but Ashworth Hospital said he had chronic mental illness and needed continued care at the Merseyside top-security facility.
The agreement has been submitted to the bankruptcy court judge overseeing the case, Michael Kaplan, who approved a motion to move the sales process forward.
So, this week the state Senate approved a bill moving California's primary to February 5th.
The owners also approved a rule moving the trading deadline from after Week 6 to after Week 8, which could spur more trades because it will be clearer then which teams are in contention.
"While Mayor Garcetti frequently meets with companies looking to do business in Los Angeles, we are mindful that the Chargers, Raiders and Rams are still actively discussing stadium deals in their current cities and the NFL has not yet approved a team moving," Jeff Millman said.
