Sentence examples for approved means from inspiring English sources

You must be married in a state-approved civil or religious ceremony, or by a nationally approved means if married in another country.

For centuries "stained drawings" had been the approved means for antiquaries, topographers and military men to map the lie of the land.

Today's deal, if finally approved, means employers will not be allowed to ask workers to sign up to work more than a 48-hour working week in the first month of employment.

Engineers, scientists, and technicians communicate technical information and data by formal, approved means through many different types of documents using hard copy and electronic media.

Until recently, VKAs such as warfarin were the only approved means of oral anticoagulant therapy for stroke prevention in AF.

Pregnant or nursing women and women of childbearing potential not using approved means of contraception were also excluded, and use of medications known to affect BP was not allowed.

The outbreak of the Russo-Japanese War, almost as soon as her design was approved, meant that work on her slowed to a crawl, and did not resume until early 1907.

If approved, that means Sussex wine would be elevated to the ranks of other protected British products, which include Arbroath smokies, Cornish clotted cream and stilton cheese, which have to meet tough taste and production criteria.

The study was approved by means of the ethics committee of the University of Lübeck.

This is to get the vehicle "Type approved", which means the model you have is in general approved for use in the UK.

The final budget, if approved, will mean shortened office hours and longer lines at registration, he said, but it will allow the college to "fulfill its core mission".