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Discover LudwigThe phrase "approved in that" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to indicate that something has been accepted or validated in a specific context or for a particular reason. Example: "The proposal was approved in that it met all the necessary criteria outlined in the guidelines."
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The contracts announced on Monday were approved in that fashion.
The world already has experienced the economic impact of asynchronous approvals for GMOs, when China and Europe rejected US grain imports because a GMO crop was not approved in that country.
This left Gov. Brown time to reverse course and become a champion of the historic Proposition 13 tax cuts that were approved in that election.
Marqueece Harris-Dawson, LA council member and the co-author of the $1.2 billion bond measure overwhelmingly approved in that city, told me homelessness has become so pervasive that voters were convinced the problem should be fought, even if it meant paying higher taxes.
However, GAVI support continues for a time-limited period for the vaccines that GAVI is already financing or has approved in that country.
However, many of the studies that did not adequately facilitate the participants had been approved in that form indicating that the ethical review process had approved the protocol without due consideration for participant welfare.
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Elashoff: Do you think FDA feels pressure to approve in that situation even if the evidence of accuracy for the companion diagnostic wasn't very convincing?
They back the more market-driven approach that Republicans approved in 2015.
And, as he said recently, he supported an amendment to the Wisconsin Constitution, approved in 2006, that denies official recognition to same-sex marriage.
It also satisfied a major provision for an $830 million financing facility, approved in November, that required Kodak to sell its patent portfolio for no less than $500 million.
Medvedev's move followed the passage of UN security council resolution 1929, approved in June 2010, that banned the sale to Iran of "battle tanks, armoured combat vehicles, large caliber artillery systems, combat aircraft, attack helicopters, warships, missiles or missile systems".
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