Sentence examples for approved across from inspiring English sources
Things have been quiet in all areas of Britain, with figures for the first quarter of 2011 showing 85,400 remortgages were approved across the UK, compared with 241,500 in the same period of 2008.
More than 9,500 applications for road closures have been approved across the UK, almost twice as many as for last year's royal wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
Accrual rates – the rate at which pension benefits are built up – have been approved across the schemes, but Alexander told MPs that this was offset by a lower revaluation linked to prices rather than earnings.
These are in addition to £477m of Northern Hub schemes already approved across the north of England such as electrification of the North Trans-Pennine route between York and Manchester.
A £3.5 million funding boost to improve primary care services has been approved across Wales, Health Minister Mark Drakeford has announced.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal pointed out that Angle opted not to file a petition repealing the state law creating Nevada's health care exchange -- a law that was approved across the board by Gov. Brian Sandoval (R) and the state legislature in 2011.
Cities including San Francisco and Santa Fe, N.M., have approved across-the-board minimum-wage increases in recent years, but the district would have been the first to single out large retailers.
MOSCOW — The Russian government on Thursday approved across-the-board budget cuts over the next two years in the clearest sign yet that officials do not expect its economy, the world's eighth-largest, to revive soon, and that the Kremlin is ready to try a new policy to spur growth.
Three weeks ago, on a nearly straight party-line vote, the House approved the across-the-board tax-rate reduction that the president sought.
Last month, the House approved an across-the-board reduction in income-tax rates, lower taxes for married couples and an expanded tax credit for families with children.
Three months after Congress approved mandatory across-the-board 5% budget cuts due to sequestration, the National Institutes of Health today described in grim detail how it is absorbing the loss of $1.55 billion.
