Sentence examples for approved options from inspiring English sources
Nearly all the universities in England and Wales that now offer the bachelor of education degree for college of education students include technical subjects within their list of approved options.
If that's so, then look for companies to begin axing directors who repeatedly approved options grants with paperwork backdating their issue date.
I got an email right before Thanksgiving 2009 stating that I had approved options and techniques, that the VA would cover my services 100percentt.
I started networking at the grassroots level near Tacoma and met a Navy commander who had contacts in DC who said she would try to introduce my product through the chain of command to give me VA approved options.
If you have a recipe or dish that traditionally requires meat, there are ways to substitute it with lacto-ovo vegetarian approved options.
Patients who either fail to respond during acute vasoreactivity testing, fail to maintain a response while taking an oral CCB, or present with more severe diseases are considered for treatment with other approved options.
When such therapy fails, the only approved option now is the chemotherapy drug Taxotere, sold by Sanofi-Aventis, but that often fails as well.
; The IRS hasn't approved option deferral plans.
The only approved option is Taxotere, a chemotherapy made by Sanofi-Aventis that can cause hair loss, fatigue and fluid retention.
The biggest noticeable change today is that a bunch of adults (roughly one in five Canadians) who regularly use cannabis have a government approved option to buy their weed from, although it's probably a bigger pain in the ass than the dealer or dispensary they were buying weed from last week.
7 The US Food and Drug Administration has approved three first line classes of cessation pharmacotherapy: nicotine replacement therapy; bupropion (Zyban, Wellbutrin), an antidepressant; and the most recently approved option, varenicline (Chantix, Champix), a partial agonist to nicotine receptors.
