Sentence examples for approved in view of from inspiring English sources

Many countries have pressed for the mandate to be approved in view of the continuing human rights crisis there.

These differences in benefit levels had been planned and approved in view of different levels of risks and inconveniences, and different designs of the two studies; a phase III clinical trial with immediate therapeutic benefits to participants (Malaria-study), and a basic science study involving the entire household (RSV-study) with no immediate therapeutic benefits to participants.

The two co-authors contributed to the drafting of the manuscript and have approved this final version in view of its publication.

As the NHIS seeks to expand its coverage, it can consider granting accreditation to alternative medicine practitioners who have been approved to practice by the Ministry of Health in view of the growing importance of that sub-sector in Ghana's health delivery system [ 45].

The Ethics Committee of Garcia de Orta Hospital approved the study design and informed consent was waived in view of the lack of need for additional blood sampling.

The local Institutional Review Board (Comité d'Ethique Erasme-ULB) approved the study and waived the need for informed consent in view of the retrospective observational design.

The study was approved by the Institutional Review Board of the hospital, and informed consent was waived in view of the lack of need for additional blood sampling.

"In our view, too often decisions have been made to have a product approved in the interest of the industry rather than public or patient health," Carome remarked.

The study was approved by the local ethical committee and the need for informed consent was waived in view of the observational and anonymous nature of the study.

In view of certain amendments to the agreement, suggested by the coalition and approved by UNICEF, the actual work on the project ended in June 2001.

In view of this criticism, neither the 'United States nor its European allies ;were willing to take the first step toward approving the weapons.