Sentence examples for could only be approved from inspiring English sources

"The long and short of it is we don't have enough Democratic votes," said Representative Dick Armey, the House majority leader, as he announced that Republicans would wait until fall to consider legislation granting the president the authority to negotiate trade treaties that could not be amended by Congress and could only be approved or rejected via an up-or-down vote.

A government spokeswoman said sales could only be approved "if the sports needs of schools and their neighbouring schools can continue to be met".

In this model, the development consent for energy supply facilities could only be approved if the demand for a certain plant or grid can be derived from the integrated spatial and energy plan.

Doctors and patients had no idea that the drug was so over-stimulating it could only be approved in combination with dangerous addictive tranquilizers.

That is, the patients were detained in hospital following a court appearance for an offence that was deemed associated with mental disorder requiring inpatient treatment and whose discharge could only be approved by the Home Office (now Ministry of Justice) or following appeal to a Mental Health Review Tribunal.

The funds were granted, and then used to purchase land, which would then be resold with improved land usage rights, a decision that could have only been approved by the central government.

In the United States, it has only been approved for leprosy.

The delegate general of the CNCIS, Rémi Récio, a magistrate, said permission to examine phone records could only be granted as part of an approved investigation of a terrorist or security threat.

Furthermore, once the nominee was approved by the Senate, he or she could only be removed for cause.

The referendum committee will respond to developments in Britain's negotiations with the EU but the main terms of the deal will remain intact and could only be changed by further shareholder votes once approved.

If approved, the new structure could only be challenged if at least 75 Division I schools request the board to reconsider.