Sentence examples for approved at last from inspiring English sources

That was the word from Jack Davis, president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, who spoke yesterday in Kansas City, Mo., about the drug-testing program approved at last January's N.C.A.A. convention and adopted by the executive committee at meetings this week.

The funding for the road and some design work on the E-ELT's Number Four mirror was approved at last December's council meeting.

The latter in particular was in rich supply after George Papandreou, the country's prime minister, hastily announced a plan for a referendum on the new bail-out package that had been approved at last week's European Union (EU) summit.

It was the second significant change to the code approved at this year's bar association annual meeting.

The Republicans are under the greatest time pressures, because their rules require that any changes to the system for 2004 must be approved at this summer's convention.

Although a package of internal party reforms will be approved at next autumn's Labour conference, he said it would be "preposterous" to finalise policies then.

The transfer proposal, approved at last week's City Council meeting, must receive the recommendation of RTD's new services review board before being sent to the transit district's board of directors for final approval, RTD spokesman Rick Jager said.

If the procedure is again approved at this year's Worldcon in Kansas City (proposed rules must be approved twice), it will be in force for the 2017 nomination season.

The program approved at the April 13, 2010 board meeting is with One Hope United, previously named Kids Hope United, for a cost not to exceed $321,982 each year for two years.

Jan . 22 The City Council approved at the Jan . 19meeting extended hours of operation for Mozambique Steak House, despite neighborhood opposition and a unanimous recommendation by the Planning Commission opposing the proposal.

A new surgical staging system was approved at the 1988 FIGO meeting (Grady and Ernster, 1996; Burke et al., 1997; FIGO, 2000; AJCC, 2002).