Sentence examples for extensive approval from inspiring English sources
The question of redress for past grievances and protection against future ones is a proper matter for legislative judgment, and Congress has responded in part to these issues by the passage of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, whose provisions were scrupulously observed during the extensive approval process before DAPL was approved.
The company only last year got approval for its crown after undergoing an extensive approval process by the C.I.V.C. (the French acronym for the Interprofessional Committee for Wine from Champagne), an organization that tightly controls technical aspects of Champagne making.
Its requirements were observed scrupulously throughout the extensive approval process for DAPL.
Executive Jet Management is a charter plane company that recently went through an extensive approval process for relying solely (if the pilot chooses) on iPads for browsing all the charts that used to be paper-only.
Starting Tuesday, nonprofits that have undergone an extensive approval process have been able to register their own.NGO domains (which stands for non-governmental organization) and.ONG domains, the acronym that's used in countries that speak romance languages.
Second, national funding bodies often consist of a broad range of funders, meaning that proposed sanctions might be subject to an extensive approval process.
The city requires extensive approvals for even minor repairs, a process so cumbersome that repairs are often either delayed or done illegally and without consultation from engineers.
But before a single seed of grass is planted for this project, it has to win extensive approvals from the city, the state and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
The project went through an extensive public approval process over the last several years, he added, with officials making a point of being open to alternative views.
Charlie Hunnam walked away from a high-profile role as kinky billionaire Christian in Sam Taylor-Johnson's upcoming Fifty Shades of Grey movie after being denied extensive script approval, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
After all, same-sex couples still have all the rights included in the "marriage bag" and so the actual effect of reserving the term marriage to heterosexual couples is not significant enough to warrant a more extensive constitutional approval process.
