Sentence examples for approved because it is from inspiring English sources

Mr. Berman's group contends that Park Place does not care whether the Kutsher's project is ever approved, because it is more intent on protecting its three casinos in Atlantic City than it is in developing a competing gambling operation in the Catskills.

EchoStar, which has argued that the deal should be approved because it is the only way to provide effective competition against increasingly large cable television companies, is now planning to consider options, like selling some of its spectrum or allowing another company to resell its services, that were once unthinkable to its chairman, Charles W. Ergen.

The agency's report said that ReGen, like many devices, was approved because it was supposed to be similar to an earlier device that itself was approved because it was similar to another device.

Federal officials said they would continue to work with New Mexico, whose application was not approved because it was incomplete.

Lotronex was taken off the market in November 2000, less than 10 months after it was approved, because it was linked to severe intestinal problems and several deaths.

One theory goes that a request from the Indian high commission to land a private plane at Waterkloof was approved because it was thought the flight contained Indian officials on business.

The satellite companies argued that the deal should be approved because it was the only way to compete effectively against increasingly large cable television companies, which control about 80percentt of the subscription-TV market.

The lawyers had argued that the deal should be approved because it was the only way to compete effectively against increasingly large cable television companies, which control about 80percentt of the subscription-TV market.

Nonetheless, the process was approved because it was based on proven technology and therefore represented less risk.

"It mattered very much to me that they should approve, because it's about their lives too.

At Vogue, the changing role of women had been reflected in curious ways: a cover from the early 40s - of a woman holding a bag of groceries - was approved only because it was a fashion shot of her Schiaparelli hat.