Sentence examples for approved in the form from inspiring English sources

Acquire proof the submitted Form I-130 is either pending or approved in the form of a copy of Form I-797(Notice of Action).

Additional revenue was approved in the form of increased mortgage taxes and auto-use taxes.

Thus approved in the form in which it had last left the Lords, the bill eventually went back on its final journey to the other House, there to receive the Royal assent.

32 Therefore, in the last 10 years, two non-steroidal anti-inflammatory therapies have been developed and approved in the form of two topical calcineurin inhibitors pimecrolimus cream (Elidel®, SDZ ASM 981; Novartis) and tacrolimus ointment (Protopic®, FK 506; Astellas Pharma).

Any law, other than the budget, can be initiated in either house, and must be approved in the same form by both houses.

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.

As more and more people get fired from the major labels, and more and more artists are going the indie route, it makes little sense that these Costello packages were approved in this form.

The high-concentration 8 % capsaicin patch is FDA approved for PHN, and is approved in the European Union for all forms of peripheral neuropathic pain in patients without diabetes.

An informed consent form, signed and approved in the presence of a parent or guardian, was required for women younger than 18 years old.

Informed consent was obtained from all patients and experiments were performed according to the declaration of Helsinki as approved in written form by the ethical committee of the medical faculty of the Ludwig Maximilians University Munich (LMU 068-08) and the Children's Hospital of the TU Munich (TU 2115/08).

Even if the long-term EU budget is approved, in one form or another, by the European parliament, the cuts achieved are economically insignificant in the wider picture.