Sentence examples for approved at the same time from inspiring English sources
It was approved at the same time that voters legalized marijuana.
Several petition requests approved at the same time will be charged only one filing fee and fine, if applicable.
The contract was approved at the same time the board was working on revising its corporate governance, also under pressure from the S.E.C., a process that seemed likely to lead to disclosures of Mr. Grasso's pay.
Workers complied but then learned that bonuses and pension benefits for Carty and other senior executives were secretly approved at the same time the workers were aiding the company.
Under a binary approach, voters in this category must decide which way to answer, but either answer is not actually true, since they do not really approve, but at the same time do not completely disapprove either.
However, because IGlar is only approved for dosing at the same time each day, we considered such off-label use inappropriate and unlikely to be approved by local ethics committees and institutional review boards.
The Israeli government approved the ceasefire, but at the same time its troops stepped up their offensive into southern Lebanon to exploit the remaining hours before it was due to take effect.
Fifa's congress has to approve all these reforms, at the same time as electing a president to oversee them, in February.
The two coordinating sites for the trial ensured that their local ethics boards were tasked with both adhering to high ethical standards for conducting research with humans as well as reviewing and approving the same amendments at the same time for the overall global project.
Chinese biosimilar antibodies may now be approved in Europe [ 49]; at the same time, some of the most successful innovated biopharmaceuticals currently in the market (including recombinant insulin, human growth hormone, etc).
That is why the court should approve the Google agreement, while at the same time giving stern warning to its signatories that they will be subject to intense regulatory scrutiny for the foreseeable future.
