Sentence examples for because it approved from inspiring English sources
"Our leader's death is directly linked to Julius Malema's 'shoot the Boer' song," he reportedly said, adding that Mr. Malema's party, the African National Congress, condoned the death because it approved of "Ayesab' Amagwala".
The rule change was especially helpful to shale gas companies because it approved the use of new technology and modeling techniques that these companies rely on more heavily than traditional oil and gas companies.
For three of his four years in office, Dr. Crew met with the mayor weekly, and his board was so passive that critics sarcastically nicknamed it "the seven dwarfs" because it approved everything that the chancellor wanted to do.
Thompson says he broke off a publishing relationship with Tyndale House -- the company that puts out the "Left Behind" books -- because it approved licensing the book franchise to the start-up company that is just now putting on the game's finishing touches.
But I suspect that he would have approved of Mr. Lee's film, and not only because it approves so unreservedly of him.
Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Democrat of New York, argues that Congress has been quiescent at least partly because it approves of handling the problem through the United Nations, "without the surreptitiousness shown by the White House in many past crises". It is therefore willing, he said, to back off from any intensive examination of what the White House does.
"I imagine this idea has been looked at and rejected because they couldn't have it approved by the F.D.A".
He also said the ethics committee bore some responsibility because it had approved the trips in advance.
It won partly because it had approved comprehensive reforms, which jettisoned a system that evaluated tenured teachers only twice every 10 years.
Because it was approved within 10 days of the end of the Legislature's session, Mrs. Whitman did not even have to veto the bill to kill it.
The mileage allowance was particularly galling to Kenyans, most of whom struggle to make ends meet, because it was approved while a severe drought ravaged the country.
