Sentence examples for impact of approved from inspiring English sources

The impact of approved (i.e. back-loading and 2.2% linear reduction factor (LRF)) and proposed (i.e. market stability reserve (MSR)) policy interventions and the inclusion of aviation, could accelerate the exhaustion of surplus and increase emission reductions during the investigated period.

The town's Department of Planning and Development and Environmental Quality Review Commission look at projects piecemeal and never consider the cumulative impact of approving project after project.

SWCA Environmental Consultants analyzed the economic impact of approving the 20 outstanding oil and natural gas projects proposed on federal lands in the West.

"We look at the environmental impacts of approving an antibiotic, how much is released into the environment, what does it do," Mr. Matheson said.

A due process hearing therefore was required to consider the impacts of approving the agreement on the members' right to a clean and healthful environment, "including the release of harmful greenhouse gases" by the power plant.

Payers, in particular, are faced with the prospect of having to manage the impact of newly approved drugs launching at increasingly higher prices.

Pharmacoepidemiological surveillance to determine the impact of newly approved drugs for gout in cardiovascular outcomes will hopefully be required in the future by regulatory agencies.

Scale-up and the evaluation of its impact was approved by the University College London Research Ethics Committee (ID Number: 1488/001) and by the Ethical Review Committee of the Diabetic Association of Bangladesh.

The impact of the policy approved last night is still unclear, even to those within CUNY.

Prompted by the growing gap between known rare diseases and therapies and postulating that diseases might be treated with drugs that modulate levels of disease-related proteins, Alex Mackenzie at the University of Ottawa and colleagues, studied the impact of 300 clinically approved drugs on 75 rare disease associated genes.

The revision reflects increased global growth momentum and the expected impact of the recently approved U.S. tax policy changes.