Sentence examples for deciding to approve from inspiring English sources

Typically, a grand jury will hear testimony and review evidence before deciding to approve an indictment.

Its long-term prospects appeared so dire that President Obama's auto task force nearly recommended that it be allowed to fail before deciding to approve the last and larger piece of a $12.5 billion bailout begun under President Bush.

Hence, it is likely that the formal lender will consider a variety of factors before deciding to approve a loan application.

But eventually they want to permission other entities to step in and approve borrowers – for example, an African TelCo has a lot of information on its users that Dharma doesn't have, that could be used when deciding to approve them for a loan.

The assembled chiefs awaited the judgment of Buffalo before deciding to approve the treaty.

A D.A. spokeswoman said the office did a "very careful, extensive review, because there was only DNA from one victim," before deciding to approve of Vargas' release.

A radical pro-business secretary could now, in principle, bypass the clinical trial system and the F.D.A. approval process and decide to approve a drug.

It's unclear why the government decided to approve a deal now.

"We are really pleased that the Indian government has decided to approve Patrick's transfer to the UK," she said.

He also suggested a public poll on the Taksim development project even if the court decided to approve the plan.

Within weeks of taking office, Obama decided to approve the deployment to Afghanistan of seventeen thousand additional troops and four thousand trainers.