Sentence examples for approved language from inspiring English sources
Ms. Livingston noted, however, that the Senate last night unanimously approved language easing the tax limits on charities.
A strong bipartisan majority of the Senate Armed Services Committee approved language similar to the OCO Syria request during its consideration of the overall Pentagon budget.
The Republican platform committee waded into the abortion debate again later on Tuesday when it approved language opposing drugs like RU-486, which can terminate pregnancies.
Students may fulfill the requirement either by passing an approved language course for credit or by passing a language test administered by the program faculty.
Students have the option to take selected courses in English at the undergraduate level, and those with approved language skills may take undergraduate courses in Spanish.
Lowering prices is not obligatory, and this being France there are strict rules to follow if owners display the officially approved language that "the VAT is dropping, and prices too".
Who says that we must use scientifically and technologically approved languages or become speechless?
They do, however, as I did in my Forest Service letter, draft and approve language on a raft of issues.
The panel might even approve language on Wednesday governing the sort of television commercials that state parties can use soft money to pay for, he said.
Senators looking to check Trump's trade agenda saw hope for more action after Wednesday's vote, when the Senate voted 88 to 11 to approve language asserting "a role for Congress" when Trump imposes tariffs in the name of national security, as he has done with steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada, Mexico, the European Union and others.
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