Sentence examples for enough approval from inspiring English sources
The bill now goes to the Bundestag, where it is widely believed that it will gain enough approval to pass into law.
(Perhaps not enough: approval for Abramar's most recent project took six months).The government still needs to work out how to get more homes built for the truly poor.
Stanley Weiser's screenplay hits the Freudian family-drama aspects of the Bush saga in the most obvious ways: the hard-drinking, pleasure-loving scapegrace son can never get enough approval from his stiff-jointed father, George Herbert Walker Bush James Cromwelll), who talks of the family tradition as if it were a bank vault the boy was robbing.
Stanley Weiser's screenplay hits the Freudian family-drama aspects of the Bush saga over and over and in the most obvious way: the hard-drinking, pleasure-loving scapegrace son can never get enough approval from his stiff-jointed father, George Herbert Walker Bush James Cromwelll), and doesn't feel at ease until he redoes the Iraq war as a reckless adventure.
His proposals will now be tested in the Senate, where Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). said he would allow for an open process to let all senators submit their ideas and then see what can get enough approval to pass.
Meeting only one of the two criteria is enough for approval.
Genentech has insisted that one successful trial will be enough for approval.
Their predictions can be tested soon enough: F.D.A. approval of drug-coated stents is expected in April 2003.
It passed the House in a 95-to-52 95-to-52 95-to-52approvotebut not enough to override a promised veto by Gov. Jim Douglas, a Republican.
In choosing a meaty framing of the issues, rather than a soaring reach for tears and ahhs, Obama won enough begrudging approval from the select independents to live for another day and probably another term.
Richard Pazdur, head of cancer drugs at the agency, said that alone would have normally been enough for approval, providing a company did follow-up studies to show a more meaningful benefit, like prolonging lives.
