Sentence examples for approved industry from inspiring English sources

Eckerd, a unit of the J. C. Penney Company, said its handling of the medicine followed approved industry standards.

Lane and Parker, for instance, approved industry leaves that allowed instructors to take a leave of absence from their instructor role to go back to work in the field for a limited time.

The Freelancers Union (www.freelancersunion.org/insurance) also offers insurance to independent workers, but you must earn income in one of their approved industries.

Application of these criteria will be possible only for substances in the ≥ 100 metric tonnage bands and only to the extent that the tests in the high-tonnage bands will be proposed and approved by industry and the authority.

State environmental regulators approved allowing industries in the Houston area to reduce smog-producing emissions by 80percentt, instead of the previously required 90percentt.

In 2014, a US regulator approved an industry-wide system, the implementation of which started only recently, that allows airlines and travel agencies to collect personal data – information such as marital status, address and travel history – and use that data to offer you "more agile pricing and more personalised offerings".

In June, the House approved an industry-backed bill with looser fuel-efficiency standards.

"Consumers were less and less able to avoid any one lender's high fees, penalties and interest rates because of government's newfound willingness to approve financial industry mergers".

"I believe that a society that is concerned about good health rather than a quick buck would not approve of industry advertising designed to increase children's consumption of candy bars, sugary cereals, salty canned foods and so on -- products with minimal nutritional value," he said then.

Yet the Obama administration is on the brink of approving oil industry plans to drill the first exploration wells in the biologically rich Chukchi Sea in over 20 years, and the first Arctic exploration in the Beaufort Sea since the tragic Deepwater Horizon spill in the Gulf of Mexico in April 2010.

The Confederation of British Industry approved.