Sentence examples for approved outcome from inspiring English sources

2 5 Reduction of IOP is the only Food and Drug Administration approved outcome of glaucoma medications and procedures.

Read the approved outcome document of the Special Session, 'A World Fit for Children':   A World Fit for Children: Outcome document of the Special Session This is the official, final text of the outcome document approved at the Special Session of the General Assembly on Children on 10 May 2002.

"That doesn't mean approve the outcome, but the context of inclusion".

It is one thing to compel people to behave in a particular way and then to approve the outcome of such conduct as in accord with human nature.

Indeed, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition government may well be too far to the right to approve any outcome that would entail an Israeli withdrawal from most of the West Bank.

As it happened, the GOP failed in their efforts to cut off funding to NPR and I'm sure if Hannity reflected on his initial remarks that America is not a country that flourishes by silencing its critics, he would approve that outcome.

Next year's election for the European Parliament should be the occasion for a "great debate on the future of Europe", particularly its institutional "architecture".At no point did Mr Hollande mention a revision of the treaties, let alone a referendum to approve the outcome.

The Tories say the UK needs a "better deal" in Europe and the public should be asked to approve the outcome of a renegotiation in its membership, which would begin in earnest after the 2015 election.

If parliament votes to approve Najafi an outcome that by no means is certain and if Najafi were to pick up where Faraji-Dana left off, he will have at least one powerful ally in the cause: Iran's reform-minded vice president for science and technology, mechanical engineer Sorena Sattari.

The UK may believe it can get a special deal but this is very unlikely as the other members - who would all need to approve the outcome -- would not want to create precedents.

In the hope that the directive will be reviewed in the near future to provide greater consumer protection, I think we ought to approve the outcome of the conciliation procedure.