Sentence examples for invariably approved from inspiring English sources
Karpinski invariably approved the reports and signed orders calling for changes in day-to-day procedures.
When presented with vague proposals about getting tough on crime, British voters invariably approve overwhelmingly.
It coincided with the opening of the National People's Congress, the annual gathering of 3,000 handpicked delegates who invariably approve the legislation put before them by the Communist Party leadership.
These spiritual watchdogs, who used to wield at least as much power with Hollywood's studio emperors as so many ancient Roman procurators once did, invariably loved and approved of Biblical epics, thinking of them, no doubt, as excellent propaganda.
Thus, a high number of generic versions are approved for clinical use, invariably without demonstration of in vivo efficacy or safety.
Dr. Keusch, who became director in 1998, said that before Mr. Bush took office, he proposed candidates and if the director of the National Institutes of Heath approved, officials at the Department of Health and Human Services in the Clinton administration invariably signed off on the nomination.
Pharmacological blockade of VEGF signaling to inhibit tumor angiogenesis is clinically approved but the survival benefit is limited as patients invariably acquire resistance.
Efficacy of currently approved anti-HIV drugs is hampered by mutations of the viral enzymes, leading invariably to drug resistance and chemotherapy failure.
Sullivan invariably conducted them (as well as the entire operas) on opening night, and they were included in the published scores approved by Sullivan.
