Sentence examples for been slow to approve from inspiring English sources

Second, even where the FDA has been slow to approve products, that slowness has often been viewed as a virtue, not a vice.

But one problem is getting approval from the Federal Aviation Administration, which has been slow to approve the use of drones over populated areas; for one thing, they cannot see other aircraft and thus are more collision-prone.

But Ms. Taff said the state has been slow to approve funding, which has stymied her district's expansion of services.

The FDA has been slow to approve most wireless health devices because of concerns about privacy, security, and data loss.

In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) had been slow to approve thalidomide, so it was never distributed for clinical use there.

The Senate has been slow to approve $7.8 billion in Amtrak funding that has already been cleared by the Republican-dominated House. Republican-dominated House

Ryan Hampton, who advocates for people recovering from addictions and who has testified before Congress, recently helped launch a campaign, "Wake Up F.D.A.," to protest the agency's approval of Dsuvia, while being slow to approve new medications to treat addiction, though Dr. Gottlieb spoke often about the importance of doing so.

Bayer's response also emphasized that some countries were slow to approve its new product.

Another executive said Mr. Diller was slow to approve crucial hires.

Gasoline prices are on the rise, and Republicans have blamed the administration for being slow to approve more domestic drilling.

Once the fighting started a year later, according to General Clark, the Pentagon was slow to approve some of the targets and resisted planning for a possible ground war.