Sentence examples for approved provide from inspiring English sources

According to the plan, Damascus must, within a week of the decision being approved, provide more detailed information on its arsenal including the name and quantity of all chemicals in its weapons stockpile including precursor chemicals; the type of and quantity of munitions that can be used to fire chemical weapons; the location of the weapons, storage facilities and production facilities.

Each Contributor (or nominee) must then review the proposal and, if approved, provide a Data Distribution (DDA) agreement.

In 2004, for example, voters in California approved providing $3 billion over 10 years to finance stem cell research.

WASHINGTON — The Senate approved providing another $2 billion for the "cash for clunkers" program on Thursday night, keeping it alive through the month of August.

In 1992 a third constitution was approved, providing for the separation of powers into three government branches, including a unicameral National Assembly as the legislative body.

Mr. Obama approved providing new information to Congress and the public about the rules governing his attacks on Al Qaeda and its allies.

The Liquor Authority hedged for quite a while, but finally said that the bar would be approved providing that, after it got up the stairs and went into a straightaway, it would become a service bar only.

The way the Prodisc was tested and approved provides a stark example of conflicts of interest among clinical researchers — conflicts that are seldom evident to doctors and patients trying to weigh the value of a new device or drug.

The Pentagon said in a statement Friday afternoon that it had received a request for assistance from the Department of Homeland Security, and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has approved "providing mission-enhancing capabilities" along the border.

The commission earlier this year approved providing $7 million for evaluation, diagnosis and treatment services.

It's alarming because what the bankruptcy court approved provides a template for companies angling to reduce costs by abandoning their commitments to retirees.