Sentence examples for common approval of from inspiring English sources

Immediately after the confirmation of the Regulament, Russia had begun demanding that the two local Assemblies each vote an Additional Article (Articol adiţional) — one preventing any modification of the texts without the common approval of the courts in Istanbul and Saint Petersburg.

Most women endorsed none or only one of the reasons for a man to hit his wife, a finding that reveals a low common approval of violence.

Instead of using the deal as an example of allowing the Middle East to become involved in globalization, it was done without the president's knowledge and under a veil of secrecy that included bypassing the common approval process of such a deal.

The controversial vote was won by 174 votes, with Britain launching the first round of strikes against Isis within hours of securing the Commons approval.

The veterinary FDA regulators (Center for Veterinary Medicine) and human regulators (Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research) follow generally common pathways to approval of cell therapy products.

This may increase common understanding and approval of the questions and is particularly appropriate in an interdisciplinary expert elicitation, because semantics may differ between disciplines.

To me, it seems that A & B have found common ground: a general approval of mass immigration, which brings 13 million job seekers into the US over a 10 year period when the country had a net loss of 1 million jobs, mainly due to job off-shoring to India and China done with the full support and approval of Democrats and Republicans.

Among other things, the suit contends that the poison-pill proposal "alters the terms of the Revlon common stock without the approval of stockholders" in violation of Delaware law.

The dates I provide are general guides for popularization and common usage, not establishment or approval of the tech.

When seeking the approval of the Commons for the war, Blair pledged that after Iraq was disarmed, he and his American friends would seek a solution to the Palestine problem.

The Sun and Morgan's reactions were met by the rapturous approval of Twitter's "common sense" footie blokes, all of whom have got a problem with Raheem Sterling (for some reason that definitely has nothing to do with his heritage, alright?).