Sentence examples for being able to approve from inspiring English sources

Not the thing to say to an auditorium full of retail investors, already seething at not being able to approve the appointment of a man they scarcely knew.

Joseph V. Doria Jr., the commissioner, said that after almost a year, Hoboken was not close to being able to approve a plan to pay for its own spending — the last municipality in New Jersey without a budget.

By being able to approve both Ralph Nader and John Kerry, Nader supporters would be able to indicate their sincere preference for Mr. Nader and their strategic support for the more viable John Kerry if they considered George W. Bush the worst choice.

Facebook offered four multiple choice responses that users could select, ranging from being able to approve of such content being allowed on Facebook to saying it should not be allowed or stating they have no preference.

Voters in Ohio, Maine and Maryland will be able to approve or block new casinos.

Users will be able to approve every picture in which they are tagged before it appears on their profile pages.

But the government should be able to approve reforms to policing and prison sentencing with opposition backing.

Under the new proposals, a single doctor would be able to approve an abortion in an emergency situation.

Cameron has told Brady that the 1922 committee will be able to approve any coalition agreement, although it is not clear if this will be by secret ballot.

The seven-member board would be able to approve or reject any outside contracts or obligations, essentially hiring as it saw fit.

In November, legislators at a lame-duck session were able to approve only $288 million of Mrs. Rell's proposed $302 million in budget cuts and revisions.