Sentence examples for called approval from inspiring English sources

TransCanada's chief executive, Russell Girling, called approval of the southern portion of the project "very positive news".

An election reform called "approval voting" would ameliorate the spoiler role that Ralph Nader might play once again.

"Because available in the entertainment business is one of the most powerful and headiest narcotics on the market - it's called approval.

Stephen Harper, Canada's prime minister, has previously threatened to sell the oil to Asia, called approval a "no-brainer" and insisted he "would not take no for an answer".

John Wilheim wants the government to abandon its plans to hold a referendum on the alternative vote system in favour of another one called approval voting in which you can vote for as many candidates as you like, but can't express a preference between them.

STEVEN J. BRAMS, a professor of politics at New York University, thinks he knows who should choose the winners of the 74th Annual Academy Awards on March 24: the Marquis de Condorcet, an 18th-century social theorist who came up with an idea called approval voting before dying in prison during the French Revolution.

One big change is in the way the FDA evaluates new cancer medicines for what is called "accelerated approval," where the agency rapidly approves promising drugs for advanced diseases that are poorly treated with existing medicines.

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL has called the approval of South Africa's so-called secrecy bill on November 22nd a "dark day for freedom of expression".

Avastin was approved under a "fast-track" at FDA called accelerated approval.

One panel member later publicly called the approval illegal.

Mr. Klein called the approval of the first human trial of this sort "an extraordinary benchmark".