Sentence examples for continued approving from inspiring English sources

Quite the opposite, the Canadian Department of Health has continued approving new generic forms of the old, abusable formula.

But the administration has continued approving shallow-water wells, and it began to approve deep-water wells again after the moratorium was lifted six months ago.

According to current press communications [18], the state of Lower Saxony is not approving further exploration and exploitation of shale gas and CBM reservoirs based on the lack of adequate risk assessment, but plans to continue approving exploitation of tight gas reservoirs in sandstone formation in depths > 2.500 m, as long as no environmentally toxic substances are injected underground.

It's a matter of passing the buck, Innes said, whereby no regulator is properly equipped to enforce thresholds on development, allowing governments to continue approving projects, undeterred.

"We have students who are transferred, and we don't know" if Glendale Unified will continue approving individual transfers, she added.

The House is planning to continue approving legislation to re-open specific parts of government – an approach Obama and Democrats in the Senate have rejected, saying they have no interest in picking winners and losers among federal operations.

The House is planning to remain in session at least through Saturday to continue approving legislation to reopen specific parts of government – an approach President Obama and Democrats in the Senate have rejected, saying they have no interest in picking winners and losers among federal operations.

For example, in the case of layoffs, the AIDPA requires covered entities to provide at least 60 days notice to the impacted workers, which period shall be extended to 180 days for employees who enter and continue approved educational and/or employment retraining through the AIDPA's Worker Realignment Program.

The state continued to approve the requests.

But records show that the department continued to approve slots for Parkshore, allowing it to grow.

But the money wasn't returned, and Ms. O'Brien continued to approve such "loans" in the ensuing days.