Sentence examples for approved to implement the from inspiring English sources

The study visits take place at the 13 KPNC clinical facilities where we are approved to implement the study protocol and conduct visits.

The Vatican said the council of cardinals had unanimously agreed to the proposals before they were approved by the pope, who had approved "sufficient resources" to implement the proposals.

In 2004, BUPT initiated the International School (approved by the Ministry of Education) to implement the International Joint Degree Programs with Queen Mary, University of London.

Once the team's reform plan has been approved, it is time to implement the plan.

King's amendment -- one of the two that were introduced by the immigration hardliner and later approved -- would prohibit funding to implement the "Morton Memo," a document from Immigration and Customs Director John Morton in June 2011 that lays out priorities for deportation based on the fact that funding is too limited to deport all of the estimated 11 million undocumented people in the country.

On 10 October 2001, the IAG issued a consent order with the primary gas company requiring them to implement the approved remediation work plan until all homes identified as having a meter removed had been fully evaluated and remediated as needed.

The primary sequence data, as derived from UMD3.1 assembly of the bovine genome and accessed through ensembl (http://www.ensembl.org/index.html) is in Additional file 5. Without a fully assembled TRA/TRD locus it was not possible to implement the approved nomenclature system which requires knowledge of the genomic order of genes from the 5′ to the 3′ end of the locus [ 46].

Members of the Senate have approved the guts of a bill to implement the plan's first phase, to suppress the upper house's power to block or distort legislation.Mr Renzi's main ploy for boosting growth has been a €80 ($107) monthly tax break for lower-paid workers.

Subsequently, through extensive review and discussion, the protocol was formally approved to be implemented in January 2011.

García Luna was in Washington to make the rounds of U.S. government agencies and Congressional offices — visiting those who would have to approve and implement the Merida Initiative, a $1.4 billion package of counternarcotics aid that the Bush administration proposed.

Parliament has approved legislation to implement many reforms like restructuring the banking system and privatizing more industries.