Sentence examples for approved of course from inspiring English sources

What follows is his description of events after A.M. Rosenthal, The Times's editor in 1971, had told him about this mass of secret documents that he wished to put in the paper — if the publisher approved, of course, for the buck stopped with him.

"In many Congresses for many, many years the president can give one or two projects to national associations - he has his own budget and he can give to one confederation and then it has to be approved of course by the executive committee next time".

Keep in mind severe allergies can also cause dark circles, so get your allergies under control by avoiding the things that cause them, or by taking allergy medication (doctor approved, of course).

If you choose public, after a few hours (or days) of cocoppa's system checking if it's appropriate, it will be there for the whole world to see! (If it's approved, of course!) If private, that icon will only be available to you and to you only.

Items are not ordered until you approve, of course.

Sainsbury's was a chain of food shops where, in the practice of the time, the customer was discouraged from touching any goods until they had been requested from an assistant, approved of and, of course, paid for.

The term derives from the official Roman augurs, whose constitutional function was not to foretell the future but to discover whether or not the gods approved of a proposed course of action, especially political or military.

The message of "stay the course" becomes a lot easier to make when most of the public approves of that course.

The homosexuals Treacher preferred were dry, acerbic and, of course, unavowed; A. E. Housman the type that he approved of, minus the poetry, of course, and (though this was less important) minus the atheism".

He expected that the majority of Egyptians would approve of this course of action, and blame the Brotherhood for resisting security forces.

Like most Democrats, Mr. Gore sees Medicare as one of the greatest achievements of American social policy and basically approves of the course it has followed since its creation 35 years ago.