Sentence examples for indirectly approved from inspiring English sources
Most of the news we have had about the Gulf war has been either directly provided or indirectly approved by the US military.
"This is one of the conundrums that all of us have had to wrestle with," said Gene Sperling, the head of Mr. Clinton's National Economic Council who helped negotiate the deal struck with China in November, an accord that Congress indirectly approved today.
KP-102 infused into the portal also inhibited glucose stimulated GLP-1 secretion, which indirectly approved that ghrelin mediated GLP-1 secretion through its receptor GHS1α on hepatic vagus nerve.
In those 45 states, 75 measures restricting abortion rights directly or indirectly have been approved by at least one legislative chamber and nine have been approved by both and signed into law.
Nevertheless, there have been several approved drugs that indirectly affect the HIF-1 α pathway and could serve as adjuvant therapy for certain types of cancers along with the existing treatments.
Advocates of the new reform measure invoked Mr. Chavez, at least indirectly, when a version of the measure was approved by the Senate judiciary committee last month.
Most of the angiogenesis inhibitors in late-stage clinical testing or approved for the treatment of cancer act indirectly on endothelial cells.
A plan approved in May allocated ¥2 trillion $21 billionn) to prop up (indirectly) troubled companies.
(The Senate passed provisions that would indirectly help Flint victims with $220 million, while the House bill approved $170 million for purposes to be determined later).
"Albert Speer would have approved," she said in 1971 about his Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, linking Mr. Stone indirectly to the Nazis' chief architect.
These are defined so broadly that they even encompass the relocation of a company's headquarters.Because the representatives must be approved by the union federation, they are likely to be tied, directly or indirectly, to the Chinese government.
