Sentence examples for issuance approval from inspiring English sources

But both transactions are subject to government approval.In the early days of dim-sum issuance, approval took only a month or two, a sign the government wanted the market to succeed.

The idea is to create a central financial authority — with powers in areas like taxation, bond issuance and budget approval — that could eventually turn the euro zone into something resembling a United States of Europe.

Saxagliptin (Onglyza) was the first antidiabetes agent to receive FDA approval after issuance of the new CV guidelines and thus represents a good example of the impact of the new regulations.

Time is mainly influencing approval process and issuance delay.

If the name is available legally and all the criteria required for trademark issuance is met, you get approval and certificate.

Before then, as described by the Bureau of Public Debt, whenever the government needed to borrow, it had to seek congressional approval "for every debt issuance".

This study was reviewed by the University of South Alabama Department of Marine Science and Dauphin Island Sea Lab and approval was received via the issuance of permits to collect by the state of Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (Permit #: 2010000052468680 NH305015702010000052468680

NYSE-Required Stockholder Approval NYSE Rule 312 requires that shareholders approve any common stock issuance when the common stock will have voting power equal to or in excess of 20percentt of the voting power outstanding before the issuance of such stock.

The size of the issuance falls just below the threshold that would require shareholder approval, paving the way for JPMorgan to consummate the deal even if some investors continue to dissent.

Under New York Stock Exchange rules, any issuance of stock that increases shares by more than 20percentt requires approval from existing shareholders.

Currently, Apple's articles of incorporation provide for the issuance of "blank check" preferred stock by the Board of Directors without shareholder approval.