Sentence examples for based on the approved from inspiring English sources

The teak forests in India are managed based on the approved working plans (generally prescribed for ten years).

The layout of the forward silicon detector module presented in this paper is based on the approved layout of the silicon detectors of the SCT, their geometry and arrangement in disks, but uses otherwise components identical to the barrel modules of the SCT.

An important aspect of early benefit assessment in Germany is that it is based on the approved indication and patient population according to the summary of product characteristics.

The UNICEF-Adapted UNEG Evaluation Reports Standards is based on the approved UNEG AGM 2010 quality checklist for evaluation reports that serves as a guideline for the UNICEF in the preparation and assessment of an evaluation report.

15 16 In brief, the model assumed that patients received dabigatran 150 mg twice daily until age 80 and 110 mg twice daily thereafter ('sequential dabigatran'), which reflects the intended clinical use of dabigatran based on the approved European label.

Selection of the pre-specified treatments included in this study was based on the approved indication and frequency of use of each of these treatments in Australia at that time.

For years, Israeli citizens who wished to travel to the Saudi holy places made arrangements with the Jordanian waqf authorities in East Jerusalem; they are permitted through the King Hussein Bridge based on lists approved by both Saudi and Jordanian authorities.

The I.A.A.F., the world governing body for track and field, said the testing would begin in May with a combined blood and urine system based on the procedure approved by the International Olympic Committee.

The allocations, which are based on the budget approved by the House, will allow the Appropriations Committee to begin assembling bills specifying agency spending for the fiscal year that begins Oct. 1.

This work describes a methodology for Strategic Environmental Assessment of urban areas in Latin America based on the recently approved European Planning Directive, and applies it to the Metropolitan Area of Concepción (Chile).

Thus the beefed-up Airport Extreme, which is based on the newly approved 802.11g Wi-Fi standard, held much promise for us.