Sentence examples for approved highly from inspiring English sources

It concludes that "the whole project is just another example of the kind of risk-free, health-and-safety approved, highly administered experience that constitutes most public art today".

It is therefore beyond puzzling that last week Boris approved highly controversial plans for a new cruise liner terminal at Greenwich, which will spew even more nitrogen dioxide into an area which already suffers from its proximity to the Blackwall Tunnel and is one of the worst polluted in London.

Gordon Brown secured a slender Commons victory tonight when MPs voted to approve highly controversial plans allowing terrorist suspects to be detained without charge for up to 42 days.

A preliminary consultation posted Nov. 5 said that the institute would instruct its appraisal committees to consider approving highly expensive life-saving drugs for terminal illnesses affecting fewer than 7,000 patients per year — a policy that seems tailor-made for Sutent and the three other kidney cancer drugs.

Bharat approves highly of the Tynker technique.

A14 Protecting the Blood Supply The F.D.A. approved a highly sensitive test to screen blood donations for the AIDS and hepatitis C viruses.

Earlier this year, it approved another highly bee-toxic insecticide called sulfoxaflor without these studies on colony and brood health being made available to the public.

The Food and Drug Administration approved a highly sensitive test yesterday to screen blood donations for the viruses that cause AIDS and hepatitis C, offering new safety for the blood supply.

One guideline should be that any shelter arrangement that cannot be readily understood by the review panel will not be approved, since highly complex instruments lend themselves too easily to "interpretation".

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Food and Drug Administration approved a highly anticipated blood thinner from Eli Lilly on Friday, though the drug must carry the agency's sternest warning because of its risk of causing bleeding.

As the situation in Bosnia deteriorated, NATO approved a highly classified planning document called Operations Plan (or OPLAN) 40104, which called for the mobilization of 20,000 American soldiers in support of a U.N. pullout.