Sentence examples for approved respectively from inspiring English sources
THOMS: In matters concerning gold particularly instructions had to be given and approved respectively by the Board of Directors.
Later on, etanercept (2002) and adalimumab (2003) were also marketed and approved, respectively.
The mouse and human studies were approved respectively by the ethical Committee of the University of Trieste, Italy (1444DEL12), and by the Institutional Review Ethical Board at the Hospital of Prato, Istituto Toscano Tumori, Prato, Italy and at the IRCCS S. Maugeri Foundation in Pavia, Italy.
All of the procedures involving living animals conformed to Italian (D.L.vo 116/92 and subsequent additions) and English law (Animals Scientific Procedure Act 1986 and subsequent additions) and were approved respectively by the San Raffaele Institutional Review Board (IACUC 355) and UK Home Office (Project License PPL no. 70/7435).
(ii) Re-adopt and re-approve, respectively, the Audit Committee charter not less often than every three years.
We can conceive of each of the different adult selves the child might develop into approving, respectively, of the different choices made for its childhood self choices which were responsible for the development of these different selves.
These results are consistent with a CBS News poll, Fox News poll, and YouGov survey that showed only 38%, 32%, and 35% of Americans respectively approved of phone record collection in order to reduce the chance of a terrorist attack.
This has been respectively approved by the Human Ethics Committees from St Vincent's Hospital (HREC 08284) and from the University of New South Wales UNSW Ethicc approval HREC 03187).
The Ethics Committee of the University of Leuven and Munich approved the study, respectively.
The Regional Ethics Committees in Linköping and Lund, respectively, approved the study protocols.
Each of the Ethics Committees of Khartoum University, Rajshahi Medical College, University of Sergipe and Addis Ababa University approved study protocols, respectively.
