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Jaguar Land Rover has secured approval for a £340m loan for investment in research and development of more fuel-efficient cars at its Midlands and Merseyside factories.
She has secured approval for two new berths at Port Hedland, finished the deepwater dredging for them, and has started construction on her own two-hundred-and-fourteen-mile railway and high-tech remote operations center near Perth Airport.
A plan to develop Inverness Castle's North Tower as a tourist attraction has secured approval from Historic Scotland.
In what looks like a pretty big win: wireWAX, the taggable video startup, has secured approval for its interactive videos to be placed directly on YouTube brand channels — meaning that its bigger known clients can now fully embrace the company's technology.
Mr. Mel?ez described the sale price as "adequate" and also said the unconventional transaction was only completed after the Israeli authorities had secured approval from Twitter.
Once they have secured approval, they can then bed in, trust their deep financial reserves, and play a longer attritional game.
"We have been fantasizing about this for a long time," said Adrian Ellis, the organization's executive director, who noted that the Mellon, Ford, Rockefeller and two other smaller foundations came up with the money to pay for the trip once the band had secured approval from the United States government.
"The safety of passengers is paramount and mobile systems on aircraft will only be installed when they have secured approval by the European Aviation Safety Agency and the Civil Aviation Authority in the UK," Ofcom said.
Vojislav Kostunica, the Serbian prime minister, is touting new ideas for the province, and has secured their approval by parliament.
Western Digital has secured antitrust approval from the European Commission for its $4.3 billion acquisition of Hitachi's hard drive unit, after agreeing to sell some production assets.
But the treaty was also mishandled by the Obama administration, which has secured Senate approval of the fewest treaties in any four-year presidential term since World War II.
