Sentence examples for approved might from inspiring English sources

Any investors who bought Caribbean Pacific shares after the offering was approved might question that claim.

The technology and telecommunications group expects the application process to take three to six months, and services based on the new address, if approved, might arrive by the first half of 2005.

Researchers say the painless nasal spray, if approved, might convince more people to get vaccinated.

Mr. Mayorkas and other federal officials said they were concerned that some of the maps that New York and other states were approving might not adhere to the spirit and intent of the regulations.

If more communication had taken place with the local community before the development was approved there might not be so many empty units left today".

Concerns raised by people such as him that approved drugs might not be safe have met with "denial, rejection and heat".

An analysis published a few years ago suggested that perhaps a third of medically approved drugs might be acting as placebos.

But even if the agency is approved, it might be far weaker than what she envisioned, thanks to fierce opposition from the financial industry.

Mr. Giannoulias, 33, has ducked all but the most general questions about which loans he approved that might have contributed to the bank's trouble.

If such a move was approved, commissioners might have to share the responsibilities with their colleagues in other areas.

This could mean that, even if approved, there might be some time before this agent, if ever, is widely used in Europe or the US.