Sentence examples for historically approved from inspiring English sources

Sadly, the second half of her life - much of it spent on beaches or in villas or palatial apartments, after the manner of the idle European super-rich - is little more than a transmutation of the theatrical pure gold of her historically approved widowhood into the base metal of mildly despised celebrity.

First, C.M.S. historically has approved 90 percent or more of the recommendations from the RUC.

He also said that chief executive compensation had historically been approved unanimously, despite the prior guidelines that it be approved by a majority.

Community Board 8, however, has historically not approved requests in its local area, for the reasons stated above, despite some very deserving requests.

"I believe that certain disgruntled cadets made exaggerated claims of wrongdoing concerning Munoz's participation in boorish behavior that was historically tacitly approved, if not encouraged, by the Institution," Savage said. .

Historically, PCCs were approved for the treatment of bleeding associated with haemophilia B, due to their inclusion of factor IX.

Social housing has been historically the orientation approved in the homelessness field, which clashed with the rent-supplement orientation of HF.

To be sure, the rent hike the RGB ultimately approved is historically low.

This is, of course, because historically FOLFOX4 has been the approved treatment and XELOX, the newer treatment, had a higher purchase price per dose and had not yet been considered for inclusion into the list of approved drugs for subsidy.

Historically, stopgap measures to finance the government were routinely approved with bipartisan support and considered on their own merits as "disputes about money," as Senator Barbara A. Mikulski, Democrat of Maryland, reminded her colleagues on the Senate floor on Monday.

That is because the design of the chairs must be approved by the city's Art Commission, which has historically served as the curator of City Hall.