Sentence examples for approved to bring from inspiring English sources

As of January 2010, a new partnership agreement format has been approved to bring this approach into all field operations.

Huhne also backed Clegg's call for some capital spending projects that have already been approved to be brought forward at an earlier stage.

Barnsley council has approved plans to bring in the changes in the next academic year after concerns that the current length of summer holidays leads to poor educational achievement and issues with high holiday prices for families on low incomes.

Within days, legislation was approved to allow immigrants who were brought here illegally as minors to obtain law licenses, with just three opposing votes.

[C4.] New Natural Gas Project in Houston The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has approved a project to bring large amounts of natural gas from abroad to an operation south of Houston.

The leases, if approved, are expected to bring in at least $250 million to the state, Mr. Zoffinger said, while the Meadowlands and Monmouth Park bring in only about $23 million a year right now.

Investors were making a big mistake, he hinted: Italy's economic fundamentals were healthy; its banks were sound (and their shares undervalued, he added).Mr Berlusconi neither promised to stiffen the austerity package approved last month, nor to bring forward unpopular measures that will otherwise be left to the next government to apply.

He's also happy that the board approved recruitment packages to bring 20 more "superb scientists" to Texas.

I've written before that you cannot be concerned about climate change and still approve a pipeline to bring the dirtiest of the dirty fuels to market.

He said Obama's reluctance to approve the Keystone Pipeline System, to bring oil from Canada to the United States, is "destroying our access to real, affordable energy".

If approved, analysts expect it to bring in billions of dollars in revenue.