Sentence examples for example approval from inspiring English sources
For example, approval by the Transportation Department of code-share agreements, which allow American and European carriers to book passengers on each other's routes, is contingent on the existence of open skies agreements because such agreements would assure that the code-share partners were not guaranteed a monopoly.
For example, approval of muraglitazar for the treatment of type 2 diabetes was recommended by a Food and Drug Administration advisory panel in September 2005.
It is at this stage when changes in regulatory structure might have the most profound effects in promoting randomised controlled trials in surgery (for example, approval requirements from the US Food and Drug Administration for drug trial phases for proof of safety and efficacy).
In addition, the programs we analyzed have some varying characteristics; for example, accelerated approval and fast track formally change the nature of the evidence considered sufficient for approval, whereas the orphan drug and priority review designations do not.
Purchases over $82 million, for example, require approval from the Overseas Investment Office.
The state of Mato Grosso, for example, requires approval to burn land, and now officials can check that they are burning only the approved land.
Mr. Silver has suggested, for example, that approval of charter schools be limited to the State Board of Regents, a move that would take that power from the State University of New York and New York City's Education Department.
For example the approval and reimbursement of PGx tests is decided separately in each province, leading to long delays for adoption of the technology.
Internet companies in China, for example, require approval and licensing from the government to be able to operate and serve its citizens.
According to the Pew poll, for example, the approval ratings of the Republican leaders in Congress has fallen from 36 to 25percentt since March (disapproval is 66percentt).
Where a criterion was not relevant to the study, for example, ethical approval for an evaluation, the study was scored as 'Good' for that criterion.
