Sentence examples for approved even more from inspiring English sources

They said the state needed to show a substantial long-term commitment to be competitive with states that have approved even more funds, like New Jersey, which is proposing about $400 million to stem cell research, and California, where taxpayers approved $3 billion in funds.

Trump has said he would resume waterboarding and approve even more aggressive techniques.

But perhaps more important for Turkey's fledgling economic recovery, which was knocked off balance by the events of Sept. 11, the fund signaled that it was likely to approve even more cash soon.

The campaign of his opponent, Hillary Rodham Clinton, responds that Mr. Lazio opposed an effort by Democrats to approve even more money for education in the recent budget, and he also favored proposals by the House Republican leadership in 1995 that would have sharply cut education financing.

Thus Israel essentially received an American green light for approving even more building plans in East Jerusalem".

Some lawmakers say that whatever is agreed to on these deals could provide a template for the other deals, opening the possibility for more to be approved even at a time when the administration and Democrats are at odds on a range of budget, tax and economic regulatory policies.

In the past two decades, with the introduction of e-mail, social networks, texting (and, though I don't approve, even "sexting") and, more importantly, Skype and Face Time, technology has made long-distance relationships more tolerable and possible.

The Senate has already approved an even more liberal version of the abortion measure.

Libraries even come in for a share of the blame, over the lending of ebooks, while the news in February that an Amazon patent to sell secondhand ebooks had been approved is "even more nightmarish", according to Turow.

The Senate Appropriations Committee has approved an even more noxious bill that would threaten law enforcement officials with prison time for using gun tracing data beyond a specific investigation, say, for identifying and targeting trafficking patterns.

A full-time student and Medi-Cal enrollee, she was surprised to be told within hours that she'd been approved, and even more surprised a month later to get a bill for $15,000 from GE, even though she had told TopSurgeons that on her doctor's advice she had decided against the surgery.