Sentence examples for bureau approved from inspiring English sources

Last week, the public-security bureau approved his travel.

The bureau approved that proposal for seismic exploration in March, finding that, after modifications and safeguards proposed by the bureau, it would have "no significant impact".

The bureau did not respond to a list of written questions, but according to interviews and documents obtained by ProPublica, the bureau approved the leases even though some Interior Department staffers expressed misgivings.

Another 1963 memo released in 1978 stated that Representative Ford volunteered to advise the FBI regarding the content of the commission's deliberations if his involvement with the bureau was kept confidential, a condition which the bureau approved.

In 1915, rose hobbyist and Oregon Journal editor Jesse Currey convinced city officials to establish a rose test garden to protect hybrid roses grown in Europe during World War I. Portland's Park Bureau approved the idea in 1917, allowing rose enthusiasts in England to send roses to Portland for preservation.

Obama has directed the bureau to approve enough renewable-energy projects to power four million homes by 2020.

If the bid succeeds, Trilogy will ask shareholders and Canada's Competition Bureau to approve the merger of the retail and online operations.

Gun owners in Indiana are not required to have a permit, but must submit to a criminal background check, and a form is submitted to the federal firearms bureau to approve the application.

Someone at the FBI's Los Angeles bureau reportedly told Mashable at about the same time that the bureau hadn't approved the press tour.

The settlement, which ends a three-year investigation by the attorney general's civil rights bureau, must be approved by a judge in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, law enforcement officials said.

In the nine years that Mr. Stringer has been the top bureau official in Vernal, the field office has approved an average of 555 new oil and gas wells a year, nearly three times the number in the previous decade.