In this context, the official Emergency Plans formulated and adopted are normally considered to be a legal document, approved often after a lengthy bureaucratic process, but usually remaining in force for several years from the initial phases of design, through various processes of updating and improvement.
It's the sort of thing where if you buy a device or car from a company, they inform you that unless you use approved, often internally branded parts, you're voiding the warranty and your item will no longer be supported by the company.
We have seen that Timon's remarks about those philosophers of whom he partially approves often point to specific views of theirs as worthy of praise or criticism.
From June onwards, Cosima's journal entries consist almost entirely of comments on the forthcoming festival's rehearsals, sometimes warmly approving, often critical and anxious; for example, she found the costumes "reminiscent throughout of Red Indian chiefs... all the marks of provincial tastelessness".
America's help, some $711m last year, increasingly goes to approved organisations, often via USAID.
But instead, approved projects often get a little advice: make a video, adjust your rewards, lower your funding goal and so on.
In Texas, benefits applications are approved more often than they are denied: in the past six months, 85 percent of cases statewide were approved, and the median number of days to process an application was 12, the agency said.
She has spent two and a half years, expenses paid, in the association's full-time residency program in Boca Raton, Fla., for players ages 13 to 18. Stays must be renewed annually, and few have been approved as often as those of Min, a lifelong Atlantan who started playing tennis when she was 8.
It shows that conservative groups were reviewed and approved more often than liberal groups, but it does not state the total number of conservative and liberal groups that applied for tax exempt status during that period.
While increased funding for Pell Grants is part of the government's annual budget (which has to be approved and often fought over), these new repayment plans and forgiveness benefits are a matter of regulatory policy.
The thrombolytic therapy with clinically approved drugs often ensues with recurrent thrombosis caused by thrombin-induced platelet aggregation from the clot debris.
