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It said the higher budget was expected to be officially approved shortly.

The vote was eventually halted, and the budget was approved shortly afterward.

Legislation approved shortly after the attacks gives Attorney General John Ashcroft latitude in indefinitely detaining foreigners who are deemed security threats.

"We expect that several more rate reductions will be filed for and approved shortly," said Neil D. Levin, the State Insurance Superintendent.

Dodd said he expected it to be approved shortly for teaching next year, but acknowledged the delay would put chemistry teachers at a disadvantage as there was no final course specification from which to work and prepare.

It was unclear whether the intercepts the two former intelligence officers described were part of the program of surveillance without warrants that President Bush approved shortly after the 2001 terrorist attacks.

Pressed by attorney Michael Critchley, representing Kelly, Foye admitted approving shortly after the closures press releases that he knew outlined a false narrative – that the reduction of bridge access lanes in Fort Lee was part of a traffic study.

The Truman administration rejected it, but President Eisenhower approved it shortly after taking office in 1953, because of fears about oil and Communism.

The Liberal Democrats emerged from a meeting of their Parliamentary party and Federal Executive to announce that the coalition deal had been "approved overwhelmingly" shortly after midnight on 12 May, and later the same day the two parties published the Conservative Liberalal Democrat coalition agreement setting out the terms of their deal.

The US state department "simply discarded" its previous analysis of the pipeline's climate change impact by approving it shortly after Donald Trump's presidency began, wrote Brian Morris, US district court judge in Montana.

Anthony Kennedy, an apparently moderate-to-conservative circuit-court judge in California, presented himself to the Senate Judiciary Committee, which has completed its hearings on his nomination and is expected to approve him shortly after Congress reconvenes later this month, as balanced and cautious — and he avoided direct answers to many questions.