Sentence examples for approved directly from inspiring English sources

The other three options could be approved directly by the Airport Authority, and not require city or Burbank residents' approval, airport officials said.

Those deals were often executed without risk managers' review, former Enron executives said, and were instead approved directly by Enron's treasury department.

Also approved directly by voters, in two separate ballot measures, this commission consists of 14 members, chosen in a complex but rigorous process, partly by lottery.

Electronic eavesdropping, approved directly by John Ashcroft, the nation's attorney general, shows the book group to be operating as a front for a whole lot of snacking and dishing on husbands.

Since any bill that included a tax hike would have been blocked by California's ornery Republicans, that part must be approved directly by the voters next November assuming the bill first clears the state Senate.

Free schools and academies are approved directly by the Department for Education, and councils say this can limit their ability to plan strategically, especially as they have no powers to force such schools to expand or close in response to changes in demand.

Administration officials also expressed concern about a separate part of Ayatollah Sistani's statement on Sunday that demanded that any agreement for American-led forces to remain in Iraq be approved by directly elected representatives.

It was a rewarding experience knowing I was given the license to do this, and that the end result is something he approved whether directly or not.

We obtained the number of approved drugs directly from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA) website [39].

Despite the notable progress made to date in dissecting the mechanisms of stimulation-coupled enteroendocrine secretion, there are currently no drugs clinically approved that directly target endogenous enteroendocrine cells.

But nothing in that mix approaches the confessional quality of "The Nines," which — unlike writer-themed movies of the past, like "Sunset Boulevard" or "The Player" — fixes a less-than-approving eye directly on its author.