Sentence examples for approved in the initial from inspiring English sources

In 2012 alone, the agency received 73,319, of which about 22,000 were not approved in the initial review process.

The educational programme, or syllabus, of the course must follow certain rules with regard to content, to time dedicated to specific activities (theory and lab classes, personal work) and to evaluation, which were approved in the initial definition of the degree and could not be changed.

Romney set up a system in which any partner could veto one of these potential opportunities, and he personally saw so many weaknesses that few venture capital investments were approved in the initial two years.

The proposed $2.8 billion purchase of the Hispanic Broadcasting Corporation by Univision Communications has been approved in an initial vote by the Republican majority of the Federal Communications Commission, agency officials said yesterday.

The $87 billion would come on top of the $79 billion that Congress approved in April for the initial costs of the war and its aftermath and for worldwide efforts against terrorism.

"When the initial resolution was approved in 2006, the thinking at the time was that we would have two new teams every year," the NFL's vice-president of international operations, Chris Parsons, said.

"When the initial resolution was approved in 2006, the thinking at the time was that we would have two new teams every year," said Chris Parsons, NFL vice president of international.

The initial whitepaper was approved in September 2008 by the National Human Genome Research Institute and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases of the U.S. National Institutes of Health, after review by the Eukaryotic Pathogens and Disease Vectors Target Selection Working Group.

The nonsteroidal AIs anastrozole and letrozole, in particular, have been approved for use in the initial adjuvant setting and are significantly more effective than tamoxifen in improving DFS.

The initial plan, approved in January, gave the university permission to issue $72 million in state bonds, and called for the rest to be raised privately.

The first deal, approved in June 2013 by the Board of Education, was intended as the initial step in a speedy districtwide expansion.