Sentence examples for approved equivalent from inspiring English sources

The approved equivalent courses should be placed in the "approved electives" category of the program proposal.

Prerequisite: ARCH 5511 or approved equivalent.

Prerequisite: ARCH 5801 or approved equivalent.

PAC gives credit for courses approved equivalent to PAC required courses.

The approved equivalent courses should be placed in the approved electives category of the program proposal.

The article on generic substitution in last month's New England Journal, for example, had a paragraph noting that there had been no documented cases of clinical differences between drugs approved as equivalent under the new F.D.A. guidelines.

The eighty-seven billion dollars that Bush recently requested from Congress to fund operations in Iraq and Afghanistan will, if approved, be equivalent to roughly twenty per cent of total non-defense discretionary government spending for the year.

He said he had approved the equivalent of more than $25m£15m5m) for a new rubbish-collection company in Caracas, $51m for a state government and $37m for the organisation Frente Francisco de Miranda, which promotes efforts to transform Venezuela into a socialist state.

The case study of Argentina shows the impulse the organic sector received when national organic legislation was approved as equivalent by the EC.

In its pharmaceutical assistance program, Pennsylvania requires use of low-cost generic drugs that have been approved as fully equivalent to brand-name products.

If the subject has no MIT equivalent, approved transfer credit should be requested through a petition approved by the appropriate departmental graduate registration officer.