Sentence examples for approved subject from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, new demands are being made, such as to help fight bioterrorism.If Dr McClellan wants to be radical, Dr Miller has a suggestion: end the FDA's monopoly on regulation by farming out the nitty-gritty of drug reviewing to approved third parties which would decide whether or not a product should be approved, subject to a final FDA review of such decisions within 90 days.
Last Tuesday, the commission approved, subject to minor changes, a staff-written document that says the government will face politically difficult choices by 2016 to pay Social Security benefits: raise taxes, cut spending on other programs, borrow money or reduce benefits.
However, local authority planning officials are recommending the project is approved subject to conditions.
The application was approved subject to consideration by the secretary of state.
Snowdonia National Park Authority says the plans will be approved, subject to conditions, which are yet to be decided.
South Gloucestershire councillors voted 12-1 for the development at Stoke Gifford to be approved subject to certain conditions.
It hardly gives viewers the full measure of both masters' boldness when they shed the burden of convention that so heavily weighed on officially approved subjects.
The Institutional Human Subjects Review Board approved study protocol and subjects signed informed consent.
A spokewoman for the GMC, which has approved Doctorline subject to assurances that patients' own doctors won't be compromised, says: "Lines of this kind are becoming more widespread.
After wrangling with a court in New Jersey over who should decide whether the settlement, which split AT&T into seven regional companies, was in the public interest, Judge Greene approved it subject to various conditions.
After wrangling with a court in New Jersey over who should decide whether the settlement, splitting AT&T into seven regional companies, was in the public interest, Judge Greene approved it subject to various conditions.
