Sentence examples for had originally approved from inspiring English sources

The board had originally approved a plan to spare the garden, but the plan was changed to permit its destruction.

"It seems clear to us that they did not take the time to review the quality or the seriousness of these disciplinary reports," Mr. Flynn said, adding that when Mr. Geoghan's lawyers appealed the classification decision it was reviewed and reapproved by the official who had originally approved it.

Toronto Maple Leafs former GM Brian Burke said, "We had originally approved a rule where the goaltenders couldn't handle the puck behind the net at all.

More worrisome still was a request that the Coast Guard lower the structural standards it had originally approved for the barge aptly named Arctic Challenger, from being able to withstand a "100-year storm" to a 10-year storm.

We therefore referred the matter to the Ethics Committees that had originally approved the study.

Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson was overlooked as the new chair of Sport England yesterday, amid claims that her appointment, which had originally been approved by the selection panel, would have been "too political".

The controversy was so heated that the affiliated church's board of trustees, whose members included Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan of New York, eventually rejected the sale of the convent, even though it had originally been approved by the parish's priest.

If a DUS wishes to convert a course that had originally been approved as a lecture to a seminar format, the course must be reviewed again by the Course of Study Committee.

The National Academy of Sciences published a report emphasizing the need for a space telescope, and eventually the Senate agreed to half of the budget that had originally been approved by Congress.

The project had originally been approved by the city's community development director in January 2015, but Fayad appealed the decision to the Burbank Planning Board, which denied the appeal in September.

"What the atheists agreed to is something they could have originally been approved for without a year of money and litigation," he added.