Sentence examples for approving less from inspiring English sources
Some Assembly members and environmentalists have criticized the department for approving less rigorous cleanups of brownfields that are to be used for commercial and industrial buildings.
It would allow about a quarter of the state to approve less hurricane-resistant construction than the existing code.
It is the second 90-day extension, and it was approved less than a week before the campaign was set to end.
Relations with the rest of Europe have already been damaged by an earlier referendum in February, when voters narrowly approved less draconian immigration curbs.
Under an agreement championed by Mr. Lazio and approved less than two weeks ago by his opponent, Hillary Rodham Clinton, the political parties and other outside groups are not to buy television and radio commercials in the New York Senate race.
Aunt Sammy might have approved less highly of the Sicilian wine white, to accompany the light fare or of the moonshine-spiked cider, which flowed throughout the meal to accompany the conversation.
So it is rather puzzling that a version of AppGratis for iPads was approved less than a week before the mobile-phone version was evicted from the app store, and that other app-discovery applications are still available there.
It was approved less than a year ago to treat chronic myeloid leukemia under an accelerated approval process that allows potentially lifesaving drugs to reach the market quickly based on only preliminary evidence that they are safe and effective.
The Office may approve less sediment storage volumes equal to the sediment calculated to enter the pond between planned cleanout intervals upon submission and approval of a plan for removing sediment from the pond which includes a description of the equipment to be used.
In fact, big banks approved less than one-in-ten business loan requests in June 2011.
Mortgage originators reduced required down payments, required less proof of credit worthiness, and approved less qualified borrowers.
