Sentence examples for approved relatively from inspiring English sources

As a result, the plants were approved relatively quickly after only four public hearings last December and without extensive studies of their impact on the environment.

Meanwhile, the daughter of one of her rich employers is raped by a boyfriend, becomes pregnant and is helped by a flighty socialite aunt to secure an officially approved, relatively expensive abortion with the help of a Harley Street doctor, a Wimpole Street psychiatrist and a pristine private clinic that respects its paying patients.

Armed with this kind of analysis, the Cape Cod Commission has approved relatively few big-box stores in its 24-year history.

Although the ICD-10-CA/CCI was approved relatively early for use in Canada, the timing of implementation of the new system varied greatly by province.

The bills' framework had been laid down by moderate Democrats, and the legislation had to be approved by relatively liberal education committees in both houses.

Regardless of whether a missile defense is eventually approved, the relatively inexpensive safety systems needed to prevent a mistaken attack from Russia's still powerful missile force cannot be allowed to fail.

As we know, that's always a crapshoot, but assuming it gets approved in relatively short order, there will be a lot more cities the service will be available in.

With governments struggling just to approve a relatively modest aid package for Greece, the E.C.B. may eventually be faced with a choice of letting the country fail — an event that could threaten the whole euro zone — or making huge bond purchases even though such a move would enrage many north Europeans and split the governing council.

Re "U.S. Approves Abortion Pill; Drug Offers More Privacy, and Could Reshape Debate" (front page, Sept. 29): You report that the Food and Drug Administration approved mifepristone with "relatively few restrictions on doctors' freedom to prescribe the drug," one restriction being that women must have "ready access to surgical abortions" as backup.

The so-called abortion pill was approved for use relatively recently, in 2000, but it now accounts for nearly half the market for abortion methods.

Although log2-transformation in combination with quantile normalization has been approved as performing relatively well by Du et al. [ 17] and Dunning et al. [ 8, 10], we decided to make use of robust spline normalization (rsn).