Sentence examples for industry approval from inspiring English sources

"They can't even get a press release out on this stuff without industry approval.

A measure of industry approval is the raft of accolades Mr. Browne has accumulated in a career of just over a decade.

For the first time David Beckham sat in the front row – in the past the footballer was banned for fear he would be too much of a distraction as Victoria Beckham sought to gain industry approval for her new career.

The corporation has relented in order to gain industry approval for the BBC Studio plan, agreeing to allow independent studios the opportunity to pitch to make 40% of in-house shows by 2018.

Page D1 Style FAME ATTAINED, A ROOKIE SEEKS INDUSTRY APPROVAL Thanks to a star turn in "Project Runway," Christian Siriano is a star in the eyes of the broader public and his collection is carried by Neiman Marcus alongside big names in evening wear.

They are given a veneer of respectability, and fashion industry approval, thanks to the inclusion of the world's top supermodels and actors – Kate Moss, Gisele Bundchen and Julianne Moore to name a few – who are photographed by illustrious names including Herb Ritts, Richard Avedon and Helmut Newton.

True front-row types would probably find Kylo Ren's a bit, well, triggering – that menacing quadruple-chrome-lined forehead looks too much like the wrinkles produced by a furrowed brow for fashion-industry approval.

The digital music company Spotify, which uses free song streams to lure people to paid subscriptions, has earned the music industry's approval by making money from listeners who might otherwise use their computers to download songs illegally.

The fundamental obstacle to restoration has been simple: Big Sugar is the region's most powerful lobbying force, its interests are diametrically opposed to the interests of the Everglades and politicians have traditionally refused to support anything without the industry's approval.

The charity has called for action from the government, the pharmaceutical industry, drugs approval body NICE, and charities to bring down the costs of new treatments and sort out funding issues.

Given its status as a neutral third party, NCATS may be able to serve as an honest broker to match compounds abandoned by industry before approval with potential new applications.