Sentence examples for approved along from inspiring English sources
Upon arriving in his new post, he immediately began putting it in place, starting by re-positioning the big guns seized at Virginia's Gosport Shipyard (later renamed the Norfolk Naval Shipyard) — a move that Mallory approved, along with inexpensive mines deployed in nearby waters.
Last December, they pushed for a new election method that was approved, along narrow racial lines, in a citywide referendum.
Sounding an alarm in your editorial over the number of housing units being planned but not approved along the river echoes an alarmist position.
Mr. Belnick's lawyers, in pretrial court documents, have argued that the loans at least seemed to be properly offered and approved, along with the bonus he received.
In the House, the Ways and Means Committee approved along strict party lines a very different and more costly approach to tax reduction.
By 52 votes to 48, senators approved along partisan lines a measure that would ban the use of the filibuster to prevent nominees from being confirmed.
Disaster relief joined a long list of bills that the 112th Congress could not get its act together to approve, along with reforming the farm subsidies and rescuing the Postal Service.
The bill, approved largely along party lines, 221 to 198, kicks off what is sure to be the next showdown involving House Republicans, Senate Democrats and President Obama, with a hard deadline looming in little more than a month.
"If we had not approved gaming along these lines this year and put ourselves at the forefront, other states would have moved ahead of us and we would have been back in a year or two playing catch-up," said Tom Cook, Delaware's secretary of finance.
He also awaits Genentech's Herceptin, for breast cancer, which should be approved late this year, along with Immunex's Enbrel, for rheumatoid arthritis.
Defying a White House veto threat, the U.S. House of Representatives has approved, largely along party lines, a bill that its Republican authors say would make the process of writing new federal regulations more accountable and reduce regulatory costs.
