Sentence examples for assuming it is approved from inspiring English sources
The phrase "assuming it is approved" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express a condition that relies on the approval of something before proceeding. Example: "We will move forward with the project, assuming it is approved by the board."
The plan is to go into effect Aug. 1, assuming it is approved by the university's trustees.
The deal, assuming it is approved by regulators, is Aon's biggest ever and would nearly triple the size of Aon's consulting business.
That's what makes the deal significant: assuming it is approved by the House, it begins to reverse the ruinous pattern of dealing with Washington's fiscal problems only through spending cuts.
They go on to state that they know of no other claimants who could assert ownership, so they believe that, with the release made by the settlement (assuming it is approved), "Happy Birthday To You" will be in the public domain.
But Thomas Tarr, the state's chief federal probation officer, told the assembled residents that Mr. Guay "can live anywhere he wants to, assuming it's approved by our office".
But there still is a lot of work we need to do for this transition (assuming it's approved).
Money from the bond — assuming it's approved by voters in November 2018 — and the new real estate fee are estimated to finance about 14,000 additional houses a year, still leaving the state tens of thousands of units short annually, according to the state and third parties.
Once it is approved, assuming it is, the final details will have to be hashed out with the E.U. and the I.M.F. over the weekend.
The first installment of $5.6 billion from the I.M.F. could arrive as soon as Dec. 21, assuming that it is approved, as expected, by the executive board of the fund when it meets that day in Washington.
