Sentence examples for been approved at higher from inspiring English sources

And was told, well, you know, this has been approved at higher levels than ours.

In the opening arguments on Monday, Mr. Tourre's lawyers also painted him as a scapegoat for a deal that was approved at higher rungs of Goldman.

His lawyers, who have portrayed Mr. Tourre as a fall guy for a deal that was approved at higher rungs of Goldman, are expected to argue that investors were well aware of the mortgage security's contents.

WASHINGTON — A newly declassified Congressional report released Tuesday outlined the most detailed evidence yet that the military's use of harsh interrogation methods on terrorism suspects was approved at high levels of the Bush administration.

PAGE A12 REPORT ON INTERROGATION A newly declassified report outlined the most detailed evidence yet that the military's use of harsh interrogation methods on terrorism suspects was approved at high levels of the Bush administration.

For example, Mr. Issa has repeatedly declared that he had been told that the gunwalking tactics had been approved at the highest levels of the department.

Both Chinese and Western analysts called the export ban an important development — if it is implemented fully — especially since the list appeared to have been approved at the highest levels of the Chinese government.

Standing outside the courthouse yesterday, Mr. Schertler said Mr. Yates "strenuously objected" when he was told to falsify earnings and expenses and "when he raised those objections, he was told they had been approved at the highest levels of WorldCom management".

As the Times reported, an October report issued by Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper, Jr., and Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson says the DNC hack "had to have been approved at the highest levels of the Russian government".

The researchers looked at approximately 3m pull requests submitted on GitHub, and found that code written by women was approved at a higher rate (78.6%) than code written by men (74.6%).

You could get rejected for loans or you could be approved at much higher interest rates that cost you a lot more in the long term.