Sentence examples for approved filter from inspiring English sources

Residents in Flint, Mich., are about to start paying the full cost of their water again, even though what's flowing from their taps has yet to be declared safe to drink without an approved filter.

Using your approved filter or other safe method of viewing, you will be able to see a small black dot that is about 1/30th the size of the solar disk.

The other approved filters until then were UVB ones that had incidental UVA protection.

The French law tries to anticipate this by making it a civil infraction for citizens to fail to "secure" their broadband accounts by using approved filtering technology.

On Saturday, the upper house approved "filters" that will allow the judiciary to reject complaints in which there are no victims of Belgian nationality or in which the plaintiffs have lived in Belgium for less than three years.

It is clearly an honest, off-the-cuff, statement, and that in itself is striking in this industry, which often dare not speak to journalists unless it is through multiple approved filters.

Instead, project the Sun's image through the eyepiece on to a white card or obtain an approved solar filter to block the Sun's heat and intense light before it enters the optics.

He also proposed restoring direct elections of governors — which were scrapped under his first presidency — though his proposal is a half-measure, allowing candidates to go to a popular vote only after they have been approved by "presidential filter," as he put it.

The 2011 fire in Washington was set off by sparks escaping from a CARB-approved filter that had gone into an uncontrolled regeneration cycle, Shaw said.

In conclusion, this filter design may help overcome some of the shortcomings in currently approved optional IVC filters, including long-term retrieval difficulties, tilting, or migration.

Given filtered content, most people using the automatic filtering approved the functionality and experienced a better sense of control that is arguably due to the reduced information volume.