Sentence examples for approved stamp from inspiring English sources

Wachovia ads feature an "Approved" stamp prominently at the top, and Bank of America says, "Homeownership is the best medicine".

Book and all other printed matter, including your business cards you, can only be sent after having received a red "Government of Afghanistan Approved" stamp; if the over-worked stamp fails, do not despair, as he'll find another one somewhere that is equally worn-out.

It brings the approving stamp of Europe's most prominent soccer league, one American fans have begun watching with more fervor than they watch their own, and any chance to ride the coattails of international soccer's growing domestic popularity seems useful.

That is a 100-ounce bar, or three one-kilogram bars, each with a serial number and a refiner's identifying stamp approved by the exchange.

Maybe he can thread this needle somehow by putting a "conservative-approved" stamp on a few of his own proposals on poverty or the middle class, but even if he can make this happen somehow it's hard to see how the Republicans won't be playing defense on these issues for the next two years.

He was recently approved for food stamps; that should make Christmas a little jollier.America is going through one of its periodic fits of agony over the minimum wage.

"The original idea was that a Dogma film would be shown to the four Dogma brothers and if they approved, it was stamped 'Dogma certified,' " said Lars Bredo Rahbek, an executive at Nimbus Films, which produced "The Celebration" and "Mifune".

They seem genuinely convinced most federal employees spend the day stamping "approved" on welfare applications for newly arrived illegal aliens.

Stamped, approved information sheets were used in place of written consent forms.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Governor David Paterson want to ban the purchase of soda and other sugary with food stamps; if approved by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, it would be the first food-stamp restriction based on nutritional value.

If the stamp is approved by the independent Postal Rate Commission, which has proposed rate changes for May 2007, it would work like this: The commission has proposed raising the price of a stamp for a letter by 3 cents, to 42 cents.