The phrase "approved head" is not a standard expression in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could potentially be used in specific contexts, such as in organizational or bureaucratic settings where "head" refers to a leader or person in charge who has given approval.
Example: "The project can proceed now that we have received the green light from the approved head of the department."
Alternatives: "authorized leader" or "designated head".
The Community Services Commission voted 4 to 2 last week to approve Head Start's move to Recreation Park, on Mountain Avenue.
Meanwhile, Valentina I. Matviyenko, a Putin loyalist approved to head the upper house of Russia's Parliament, suggested that incremental political reforms may be introduced after the elections.
Smith finally predicted that if anything was to be approved to head off sequestration, it "has to happen during a lame-duck session" following the Nov. 6 presidential and congressional elections.
This means that they use personal relationships in order to interpret the results of the specific methods approved by head office, and so adapt them to local circumstances.
Today's announcement will likely give investors more confidence that the drug will be approved for head and neck cancer patients, despite a delay in filing a new drug application for that indication.
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They pointed out that Pompeo was approved as head of the CIA on a bipartisan vote just last year.
If approved as head of the EPA, Pruitt will be in the conflicted position of defending — or not defending — the agency against the eight lawsuits that are still pending, including one that seeks to strike down President Obama's Clean Power Plan rules.
Lester, a low-key but conservation-minded attorney who was unanimously approved to head the agency in 2011, received written notice Jan . 14that the commission "will consider whether to dismiss you". The panel gave him the option of resigning or attending a public hearing to weigh his future.
