Sentence examples for approved virtually from inspiring English sources

The Times examination found that the board approved virtually all disability applications.

The panel, eight of whose 13 members are appointed by the mayor, has approved virtually all of his policies.

In a referendum this Jacobin constitution of 1793 was approved virtually without dissent by about two million voters.

The governor hesitated, mentioned how gratified she was that the Legislature approved virtually all of her initiatives, and said she did not really have any other major plans.

Rejection seems unlikely: the authority recently approved virtually identical ads from the group, with the same image and quotation, for display at Metro-North Railroad stations.

But in 1999 language that would have explicitly included sound recordings as works for hire was inserted into an omnibus bill and was approved virtually without debate.

It's not that FISA makes it too hard; the court approves virtually every warrant request.

Operating out of public view, with little scrutiny from Congress and even from its former inspector general, the retirement board has become the agency that cannot say no, last year approving virtually every single disability application it received — almost 98percentt.

They might not: it is easy to look at the Snowden papers, or even just the court's record of approving virtually every request that the N.S.A. brings before it, and conclude that the whole FISC process was nothing but a rubber stamp.

In addition to the cash infusion, the bill would give a newly created seven-member oversight panel nearly total control over the city's finances for five years, including powers to negotiate union contracts, approve virtually all spending and issue bonds on behalf of the city to pay off its loans.

The request, later approved, covered virtually every category of Greek, Roman, and Etruscan material, and True was the only American curator who publicly supported it.