Sentence examples for approved on grounds from inspiring English sources

It was rejected by two planning inquiries, but then approved on grounds of national interest by the deputy prime minister, John Prescott.

As a result, the project was approved on environmental grounds rather than financial ones.

Council officers recommended the application to allow extraction until 2035 be approved on the grounds that "the principle of the quarry development on this site is established".

The research was reviewed and approved on ethical grounds by the University of Saskatchewan Advisory Committee on Ethics in Behavioral Science Research (January 2002).

It is not clear from the guidance what the ICER was estimated to be, but in most situations, it was well above £30 000 SMC: approved on the grounds that it was cost-effective compared to entecavir and lamivudine NICE: cost-effectiveness not proven.

Texas cannot pick and choose the plates it approves on ideological grounds".

The New Zealand Pharmaceutical Management Agency ("PHARMAC") was originally established under the Health and Disabilities Services Act (1993) (NZ) (now the Public Health and Disability Act 2000 (NZ)) with the specific purpose of improving the management of Government expenditure on pharmaceuticals already approved on safety and efficacy grounds.

The state House last week passed a version that expanded grounds for shunning patients to "principles," which the Senate approved on Monday.

The method was approved on a hardware-in-the-loop test-bed with a FADEC closed loop control for the start-up, ground and flight modes.

In November 2007, a divided three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in New York, refused to approve the settlement on grounds that had not been advanced by any party.

The subpoena also reveals that the grand jury is considering approving a prosecution on grounds of "knowingly accessing a computer without authorisation or exceeding authorized access" and "knowingly stealing or converting any record or thing of value of the United States or any department or agency thereof".