Sentence examples for approving custom from inspiring English sources

For some quick background, back in January, Facebook began approving custom Open Graph / Timeline actions for apps, including those from over 60 startups and companies that let them automatically publish user activity to the Ticker and Timeline.

The product enables reps to build a quote quickly from a library of approved custom content and pricing information that updates automatically for reps as they change the numbers.

The product enables reps to build a quote quickly from a library of approved custom content and pricing information that updates automatically for reps as they change the numbers.

Immunizations were performed at R&R Rabbitry using the approved custom antibody protocol (Vendor's PHS assurance # A3982-01 and USDA registration 91-R-0038).

And Charles Liang, the company's co-founder and chief executive, obsesses over every detail of the business, from approving the custom orders that are the company's specialty to dictating the environmentally themed, green neckties that executives wear to customer meetings.

By the time that was done it was 10 pm Friday night, the paperwork was approved by customs, and the cargo was ready to be sent the following morning to Manta in trucks.

Mr. Cuellar said the House of Representatives had already passed a measure approving 1,600 more customs agents, which could mean that the pilot program will be only a stopgap measure.

Reached by a separate entrance, the lower floor is after-party approved with a custom lounge, a mirrored bar and a neon-lit wall.

Postdeparture filing is available only for approved companies (approved by the Census Bureau, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and BIS) and requires no information to be transmitted prior to export with complete information reported postdeparture no later than five (5) calendar days after the date of exportation (15 CFR 30.4(c) of the FTR).

Haulage firms have warned of gridlock at the border if Britain leaves the EU without a deal, with additional checks on goods no longer automatically approved by continental customs.

The House then amended and approved the separate customs enforcement bill, 240-190.