Sentence examples for approved toward from inspiring English sources

Still, the two men may have months to wrestle with their differences since a crisis requiring a 60-member vote may not present itself until the budget must be approved toward the end of the year.

Note that transfer credit is not accepted toward the S.M. degree, even if it has been approved toward the Ph.D. The following course requirements apply to all SEAS S.M. and M.E.

The Florida Legislature this month approved $8 million toward greening research, a record sum.

The cabinet has already approved steps toward banning the bags, termed daisies here because they dot so much of the countryside.

The House approved $600 million toward food stamps for Puerto Rico this week, but the White House in a statement called it "excessive and unnecessary" and said he would sink the package, The Post's Jeff Stein reports.

But, in March, Congress approved $641 million toward building 33 miles of Trump's wall in the Rio Grande Valley, and now every few weeks, Fred was turning away another government official who had come to ask for the right to access his land.

you want to count a Duke course not on the approved list toward an ICS major.

The City Council approved $14,100 toward improving the city's communications and outreach at a mid-year budget meeting in February, which covers the last three months of this fiscal year.

Some recently developed compounds target portions of the kinase not directly involved in nucleotide binding, especially activating or inhibiting conformations of the C-helix, for example clinically approved drugs toward the Abl and EGFR tyrosine kinases (Jura et al., 2011).

All told, the whistle-blowers contend that a dozen major medical devices were approved or pushed toward approval by supervisors who overruled their concerns about safety and then terminated or reprimanded them for taking their case to outside authorities.

A Crain's Chicago Business/Ipsos Illinois poll in February found that only 19percentt of respondents either approved or leaned toward approval of the mayor's performance amid battles over school and mental health clinic closings, government worker pensions and questions concerning the safety of Chicago's streets.