Sentence examples for be approval from inspiring English sources
noun
An expression granting permission; an indication of agreement with a proposal; an acknowledgement that a person, thing or event meets requirements.
- I need to get an approval on this purchase order.
But if the judge and the creditors are happy, the next hurdles would be approval by M.L.B.'s ownership committee and a three-quarters vote of owners.
"That part needs to be pared back otherwise there won't be approval," he told Channel 7. Xenophon wants the taper rate to start from $180,000 rather than $250,000.
The first step should be approval by the Security Council of a new resolution demanding that Iraq comply with the council's previous disarmament orders and that Mr. Hussein allow a team of international weapons experts to enter Iraq in short order to identify and oversee the destruction of all its unconventional armaments.
"When I talk to small businesses about getting paid by the government versus getting paid by the commercial sector, in terms of turnaround, they'll take being paid by the government seven days a week and twice on Sundays," said Mr. Jordan, who acknowledged that there could be approval delays.
Sensing that I, too, was a fan – and, boy, was my neighbour a fan (she was booked to see the show three times in advance of the official reviews) – she let out a squeal of what I took to be approval.
Item five on the agenda will be "approval of related party transactions" - a possible reference to the TNK-BP deal.
What is hard to find is approval.
First is approval by the state Public Utilities Commission.
All it needs is approval from the F.D.A.
One major hurdle remaining is approval from the U.S. Committee on Foreign Investment.
The final step is approval by the UC Board of Regents.
