Sentence examples for be approved because it from inspiring English sources

For example, a cancer drug might be approved because it causes tumors to shrink, not because its manufacturer can prove that patients live longer after taking it.

The agency said last year that Zelnorm would not be approved, because it seemed linked to an increase in abdominal surgery, particularly gallbladder removal.

The lawyers had argued that the deal should be approved because it was the only way to compete effectively against increasingly large cable television companies, which control about 80percentt of the subscription-TV market.

Still, the executives negotiating to bring about the new venture expressed confidence that it would eventually be approved because it would result in what one executive said was "hundreds of millions in cost savings and revenue gains".

The satellite companies argued that the deal should be approved because it was the only way to compete effectively against increasingly large cable television companies, which control about 80percentt of the subscription-TV market.

To give an illustration simultaneously of the power of ideology and Texas' influence, Barber told me that when he led the social-studies division at Prentice Hall, one conservative member of the board told him that the 12th-grade book, "Magruder's American Government," would not be approved because it repeatedly referred to the U.S. Constitution as a "living" document.

The agency's report said that ReGen, like many devices, was approved because it was supposed to be similar to an earlier device that itself was approved because it was similar to another device.

But it has never been approved because it requires legislative support — which the Kerry bill would provide.

Lotronex was taken off the market in November 2000, less than 10 months after it was approved, because it was linked to severe intestinal problems and several deaths.

For example, the comment that I am responding to was approved because it uses these words in a context that is not insulting.

Sports Direct said the pay plan had been approved because it toughened up the terms and included Ashley in a scheme for all permanent employees.