Sentence examples for characterized approval from inspiring English sources
This is why my colleague James Hansen has characterized approval of the pipeline as tantamount to "game over for the climate".
Mr. Codey, who has fought several applications by Mr. Tyson to fight in New Jersey over the last six years, issued a statement that characterized the approval as "a slap in the face to every woman in New Jersey".
Moreover, these host-guest complexes are considered as new entities and are required to be characterized for their approval as drugs.
In other cases, new biologic license application approvals were not characterized by the FDA as new molecular entities.
An Interior Ministry official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the official was not authorized to speak about the issue, characterized the publication of the ministry's final approval of the Gilo units as "just a procedure".
Nonetheless, Bush appeared confident and at ease behind the podium, oblivious to his dismal approval ratings and the divisive tone that has characterized the relationship between the White House and the Democratic Congress during the last year.
Perhaps desire can be understood more plausibly than approval as an independently identifiable state, which can be characterized without invoking the concept good.
Despite a first month characterized as "a continual series of crises," Donald Trump's presidential job approval has been mostly stable in recent weeks.
John Dryden, after having consulted with Milton and elicited his approval, adapted the epic to heroic couplets, the measure that characterized much verse in that era.
Megyn Kelly, of Fox News, correctly characterized the candidates' various requests for improving debates, which include giving them approval over onscreen graphics and room temperature, by asking if they also wanted "foot massages".
