Barclays had said this showed the Bank of England had inadvertently given the impression that it would approve attempts by Barclays to submit low and inaccurate Libor submissions, in order to avoid giving the impression that it was having difficulty in raising funds at the height of the financial crisis.
The pair stressed that Barclays shareholders had also approved its attempt to take over ABN Amro.
After much reluctance, Congress, a body jealous about its currency prerogatives, finally approved another attempt at a dollar coin.
President Bush, in contrast, personally approved the attempt to kill him, without feeling the need to explain why Mr. Hussein was no longer protected by President Reagan's prohibition and without being asked to do so by Congress.
In interviews (see 2.10pm), he did not name those involved, but Downing Street sources have said that David Cameron himself approved an attempt to get the Guardian to hand over its material.
The same year, British writer George Nicol published a version in rhyme based upon Southey's prose tale, with Southey approving the attempt to give the story more exposure.
As part of the deal, Molson retained 19.9% of the team and were granted the right of first refusal for any future sale by Gillett; in addition, the NHL board of governors would be required to unanimously approve any attempt to move to a new city.
He said that the program, if approved, would eventually attempt to include one million students in city schools.
The Estonian government approved a remarkable attempt to rid the country of unsightly junk: volunteers used GPS devices to locate over 10,000 illegal dumps and then unleashed an army of 50,000 people to clean them up.
Earlier in the meeting of the home affairs select committee, the former law chief Lord Goldsmith said he had seen no evidence to justify the extension and told MPs that he would have resigned if parliament had approved Tony Blair's attempt to introduce a 90-day limit.
Polish composer Witold Lutosławski may well not have approved of my attempt to talk about his Third Symphony, one of the few postwar pieces that managed to invent a discourse that's at once a rejection of symphonic conventions yet is also a bracing renewal of the idea of "the symphony".
