Sentence examples for approved line from inspiring English sources

"The prime minister took the risk of withdrawing forces from Lebanon and now he's in a situation where Hezbollah has crossed a United Nations approved line," the official said.

'It doesn't mean we're not having a restaurant.' The approved line is that 'the restaurant and club will run in partnership with a reputable London restaurant and will open in 2004.' The rest of the project will open in stages, beginning with the gallery in September, probably featuring an interactive hip-hop exhibition.

They were invited, along with other members of the press, to sample Colonel Sanders Country Stylee Ribs--the first new entree since Extra Crispy Chicken, in 1972--and 1972--and 1972--andem-wide approved line of desserts, The Colonel's Little BucK.F.C.sserts, which will be sold "as individual portions of approximately 3 1/2 ozs.

They worry that, if it is approved, Line 9 will soon start moving oil from the Alberta tar sands to Montreal and then, if the flow of another pipeline is reversed, to Portland, Maine for export.Oil production from the tar sands is set to rise from 2m barrels a day (b/d) to 3.3m by 2020, or from 58% to 72% of Canada's total oil output.

Meanwhile, LSCG has an Energy Star approved line, called DEFINITY.

The TransCanada Corp project involves construction of a 1,179-mile 1,179-mile 1,900-km 1,900-kmerta, Canada, to Steele City, Nebraska, where it would connect with a pipelinely approved line.

It turns out that all the approved lines were grown using mouse feeder cells.

Credit card companies approved lines of credit, he said, but now he is behind on those payments and faces repayment at 29.99percentt interest.

The Legislature and Gov. George E. Pataki have approved lines for the Assembly and Senate districts, though those are still being challenged in court.

The Harvard offer was welcome because its new cell lines, extracted while destroying embryos donated by fertility clinic patients, are designed to be fast-growing and easy to handle, making them potentially more useful than the officially approved lines.

Among the approved lines for them to repeat: a) If asked about allegations around the vote: "I am confident that the election was a fair and transparent process"; and b) If asked about the FBI: "I have no further comment".