Sentence examples similar to extracting approval from from inspiring English sources

Another option involves Comcast, which extracted approval from government regulators for its recent takeover of NBC Universal by committing to provide more minority-run programming.

The RCC from which this data was extracted received ethical approval from the Uganda Virus Research Institute Science and Ethics committee and the Uganda National Council for Science and Technology.

Hillary tried mightily to extract some unequivocal declaration of approval from her father, but he had tremendous difficulty in expressing pride or affection".

Data were extracted from the DNPR with approval from Statens Serum Institut (study ID: FSEID 00000526), which is the Danish authority responsible for the DNPR.

Extracted human non-carious teeth (with approval from Queen Mary Research Ethics Committee QMREC2008/57) were stored at 4 °C in deionized water refreshed every 7 days until needed.

Following the University of North Texas Health Science Center Institutional Review Board approval, DNA was extracted from whole blood samples from 41 unrelated anonymized individuals, consisting of 12 Caucasian males, 16 Hispanic males, and 13 African American males.

In May 1996, five months after OxyContin's approval, Richard Sackler and Mr. Udell were sent an older medical journal article describing how drug abusers were extracting morphine from MS Contin tablets in order to inject the drug, prosecutors reported.

Extracting Value From Your Invention.

Specimens of human enamel were sourced from recently extracted permanent teeth following informed consent and ethical approval from South East Research Ethics Committee, Cardiff, UK (Ref. 12/WA/0289).

Good luck extracting your children from here.

Last year MediGene of Germany got approval from the FDA for U.S. marketing of an ointment extracted from green tea leaves to treat genital warts.