Sentence examples for initial approved from inspiring English sources
"Following a review of the first round of vaccination campaigns in Angola, it was found that around 1m doses from the emergency stocks had been used to vaccinate people in other medical facilities that were not part of the initial approved emergency vaccination plans," a WHO spokesman said.
All new drugs first licensed for use in the UK between 1981 and 2014 (inclusive) and specifically indicated for the treatment of viral disease were identified along with their initial approved indication(s) from relevant editions of the British National Formulary (BNF) and the European Medicines Agency EMAA) website.
First, as the initial approved agent it helped to establish new FDA regulatory review pathways for both biologics and devices.
The initial approved indication was for the treatment of patients who were refractory to established cancer treatments (both a platinum drug and docetaxel).
Other commentators have noted the high degree of drug utilisation relating to subsequent indications rather than the initial approved indication, and suggest that much innovation and commercial productivity is not captured when considering new drug launches only, 25 and this should be the focus of further study.
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton helped get the initial financing approved by Congress for the center.
The initial plan, approved in January, gave the university permission to issue $72 million in state bonds, and called for the rest to be raised privately.
The commission's initial report, approved last week, outlined a "crisis" that would hit as soon as 2016 and concluded that the current system "has itself reached retirement age".
Several observers pointed out that the initial five approved venders offered fewer than a hundred books for sale, two dozen of which are coloring books.
The initial conference approved conventions on the continental shelf, fishing, the high seas, and territorial waters and contiguous zones, all of which were ratified by the mid-1960s.
In the report produced by the Home Affairs Committee, they expressed concerns over the way the UK Border Agency made decisions and highlighted the 30 per cent of appeals against initial decisions approved in 2012.
