Sentence examples for approved mostly from inspiring English sources

The first kinase inhibitor received FDA approval in 2001, and currently over 20 kinase inhibitors have been approved, mostly for use in oncology.

The amendment, offered by immigration hawk Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa), was approved mostly along party lines.

This impression could not be further from the truth, as 95percentt of the items brought by the Bing administration to the council table are quickly approved, mostly within one week.

The city's Landmarks Preservation Commission approved the mostly glass penthouse structure, resembling a terraced pyramid, because "it is minimally visible from the street," said Robert B. Tierney, the commission's chairman.

That system allows 125 approved dealers, mostly jewelry manufacturers, to buy shoe-box size consignments of uncut diamonds 10 times a year from the company's stockpile in London.

The companies all say their antipsychotics are safe and effective in treating the conditions for which the Food and Drug Administration has approved them — mostly, schizophrenia and bipolar mania — and say they adhere to tight ethical guidelines in sales practices.

Defying a White House veto threat, the U.S. House of Representatives has approved two mostly Republican-backed bills that would change how the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) uses scientific data and advice in writing its regulations.

Defying a White House veto threat, the U.S. House of Representatives has approved two mostly Republican-backed bills that would change how the Environmental Protection Agency uses scientific data and advice in writing its regulations.

AARP has focused on pushing the Hollywood films it approves of: mostly classy mantelpiece offerings such as The Queen or Invictus.

Some fast drivers won't face tickets if the council votes to approve new, mostly higher, speed limits [pdf] throughout the city.

That battle appears to be over, as lawmakers now look apt to approve a mostly clean CR until Dec. 22 so Democrats and Republicans can come to a larger agreement on spending numbers, at which point Congress would have to pass yet another CR to prevent a Christmas shutdown and give appropriators time to write a bill funding the government for the rest of the fiscal year.