Sentence examples for equipment approved from inspiring English sources

What are they going to tabulate the ballots on?" He continued with is the tabulation equipment approved by federal regulators?

The agency said 40 percent of new radiotherapy equipment approved last year had been put through the streamlined process.

They cover items worth at least £132m but almost certainly significantly more since equipment approved by "open licences" is not counted individually.

I was at least able to confirm that the shipment of Russian TV equipment approved in February was not delivered before the war started.

The voters and their elected representatives have no way of knowing how the testing is done, or that the manufacturers are not applying undue pressure to have flawed equipment approved.

WASHINGTON, June 25 — Setting the stage for a confrontation between the states and manufacturers, the Supreme Court said on Monday that it would hear an appeal raising the issue of whether the makers of medical equipment approved by the federal government may be sued under state law by patients injured by those devices.

With no assurances the faulty equipment can be avoided in the Bight drilling, and safety plans that probably rely on faulty equipment already approved, parliamentarians and conservationists are calling for any approvals of BP's pending environmental plans to be halted, and its exploration licences to be suspended, until the problem has been solved.

Shareholders of CTB International, which makes farm equipment, have approved a $180 million acquisition by Berkshire Hathaway, the investment firm of billionaire Warren E. Buffett.

Among the Gaming Commission's rules governing Belmont Park is one that states: "Only equipment specifically approved by the stewards shall be worn or carried by a jockey or a horse in a race".

Sylvana Mestre, the head of the IPC's skiing committee, told the BBC: "I was trying to explain to her that this is not the equipment we approved earlier in the year and then that was it, she exploded.

The ICC's code of conduct for players states: "Players and team officials shall not be permitted to wear, display or otherwise convey messages through arm bands or other items affixed to clothing or equipment unless approved in advance by the player or team official's Board.