Sentence examples for approved ground from inspiring English sources
If the project is approved, ground will be broken at the end of 1987 and the complex will be completed in 1990, developers said.
If the two commissions approve, ground should be broken on Veterans Day this fall with completion scheduled for 2003.
The months-long delay in approving ground missions created intense frustration inside the military's Special Operations community, which believed that the Bush administration was holding back as the Qaeda safe haven inside Pakistan became more secure for militants.
If you would rather avoid this, you can build the shed on the ground by replacing the beams (see below) with 4x6-inch (102x152-mm) skids of pressure-treated lumber that is approved for ground contact, or by using precast concrete fence posts.
The cultural institutions approved at ground zero call for both a memorial-linked museum as well as a still-nascent Freedom Center.
The City Council last month approved a ground lease with the grocery retailer for city-owned property at 2448-2468 Honolulu Ave . the former site of a Ford dealership that currently serves as a city parking lot across from the Montrose branch library and fire station.
It was rejected by two planning inquiries, but then approved on grounds of national interest by the deputy prime minister, John Prescott.
In Britain, cabinet approves a ground invasion of Egypt.
Mr Yassin said he did not know if Arab leaders would approve a ground offensive, which coalition members have said they are prepared to launch if the raids fail to halt the rebels' advance and force them to negotiate.
In other city business, the council and Orange County Fairgrounds Authority are scheduled to vote on approving the ground lease agreement with Facilities Management West, the Newport Beach-based real estate company that will finance and operate the 150-acre property for the city.
The cultural cognoscenti have realized that the movement stretches way beyond the Mercury-approved, ground-floor entry point of "Boy in da Corner", and the heads have learnt to forgive that strange Ed Sheeran phase. .
