There was also, however, a distinct stamp of approval from the Kremlin.
"The working groups are plainly standing committees, having been given, by title and staff description, as presented for approval, distinct and continuing areas of subject matter jurisdiction," according to a letter Californians Aware attorney Terry Francke sent to the City Council.
As explained to the Board's Hearing Officer, in Illinois the term "approval" is distinct from "recognition". Before a school may operate, it must be approved by the State's Department of Education.
Atwood notes that Approval Voting, distinct from "ranked voting," permits a "yes" vote on as many candidates or options as appear on a ballot, and has been used in local elections.
This is distinct from the regulatory approvals and likely represents the lack of data supporting a dose response for these agents.
More hospitals than ever are rushing to meet the exacting standards of the Joint Commission International, an organization that has placed its seal of approval on "469 distinct accredited or certified organizations In 50 countries to date," a spokeswoman reported, certifying hospitals on everything from architectural design to superbug prevention.
Throughout the day, such cries of approval were reserved for two distinct groups: truly extraordinary skiers or yahoos who looked as if they had death wishes.
Because biologics are more complex than small-molecule drugs and because biosimilars are similar but not identical to their reference products, regulatory authorities around the world have recognized the need for a unique approval pathway for biosimilars that is distinct from the approval pathway for generics and that addresses these differences 8– 10.
But the data collected by the Dreem is good enough to detect conditions like sleep apnea, so seeking approval by the FDA and the European Medicines Agency is a distinct possibility for the future.
Securing Approval makes clear the relationship between these two seemingly distinct concerns, demonstrating how multilateral security organizations like the UN influence foreign policy through public opinion without ever exercising direct enforcement power.
Ivor was still in Paris, working at home on the kitchen table, and he commuted regularly to London to seek approval for his puppets, each wonderfully detailed, but bearing the distinct family resemblance which was to become his hallmark.
