Sentence examples for be approved through from inspiring English sources
verb
To sanction officially; to ratify; to confirm.
- Although we may disagree with it, we must nevertheless approve the sentence handed down by the court-martial.
And that script would be approved through the statutory process".
Nearly all plans for new residential development must be approved through his office.
The union maintains that they represent a new work rule that can only be approved through collective bargaining.
In the latest project, the reactor design for Moorside needs to be approved through a lengthy process, and possible objections on environmental grounds would need to be addressed.
The agreements between state and federal governments mean proposals to log in designated native forests aren't required to be approved through the usual federal process, under the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act (EPBC).
It said that although the Constitution itself does not say where the capital should be, it "customarily" considers Seoul the capital and that any plan to build a new capital should be approved through a constitutional revision.
Because biosimilars are the copies of molecules that have already been approved through a rigorous clinical trial program, the dossiers for their approval are reduced compared to those of the originators.
Some 160,000 to 165,000 American women used it from Sept. 28, 2000, when it was approved, through last March.
Thousands of the all-metal hips that are now failing prematurely in patients were approved through the 510(k) system.
Only 15 novel drugs had been approved through late November this year, down from 24 for all of 2001 and from 53 in 1996.
The city plans on threading the sewer line, if it is approved, through an old unused water line into North Stamford, Mr. Iadarola said.
