Sentence examples for beg approved from inspiring English sources

Senior Pakistani officials have said that Dr. Khan has told investigators that General Beg approved the transfer of technology to Iran.

In the 13th century mendicant orders the Franciscans and the Dominicans who swore vows of poverty and earned their living by begging, were approved by the papacy.

Black wrote that the law,... by providing that some of the States cannot pass state laws or adopt state constitutional amendments without first being compelled to beg federal authorities to approve their policies, so distorts our constitutional structure of government as to render any distinction drawn in the Constitution between state and federal power almost meaningless.

His teacher Master Mek taught him to play to a standard they approved of and begged the soldiers to keep him alive.

In recent months, many Chinese cities, including Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, have begun considering or have approved new regulations against begging.

Instead, Cephalon relied on patients with the disease, who tearfully begged the F.D.A. to approve it.

In a November 1999 e-mail message, John Bruins, a Johnson & Johnson marketing executive, begs his supervisors to approve a $3,000 check to Dr. Biederman as payment for a lecture he gave at the University of Connecticut.

In the film, Dr. Perl begs the I.N.S. to approve her citizenship, saying that she cannot go on without being able to deliver babies again, to give back the life she was forced to take away.

In one November 1999 e-mail, John Bruins, a Johnson & Johnson marketing executive, begs his supervisors to approve a $3,000 check to Dr. Biederman in payment for a lecture he gave at the University of Connecticut.

Meanwhile, on the question of how pipeline projects are approved, Trudeau has said the National Energy Board (NEB) begs for reform.

Mongolia is the only nation in Northeast Asia where there is widespread support for sending troops to Iraq Russiaa glowers, China appears neutral and Japan has approved the sending of troops but begs for more time.