Sentence examples for it could be approved from inspiring English sources

"Purely as a matter of building code, it could be approved," he said.

But consumer groups were aghast at the deal, saying it was "unthinkable" that it could be approved.

After more extensive trials it could be approved for general use in operating theatres within three years.

After that, a new curriculum would face a series of public hearings before it could be approved.

The committee was asked to vote on the question: Would a ten-milligram dose require additional studies before it could be approved by the F.D.A.? It voted no.

The agency recently ordered Roche to take a complex genetic test off the market until it could be approved by the agency.

A similar text message ad for spends4u.co.uk was banned after the regulator agreed that it implied recipients could be approved for a loan regardless of their circumstances and trivialised the lending service.

But some analysts and hedge fund managers said that the main endpoint is most important and that a one-month gain in survival was not important, making it unlikely the drug could be approved.

Speaker Christine C. Quinn, who is also a likely candidate for mayor, has not said how she expects the Council to factor the uncertainty into budget negotiations, but the mayor's office said it believed the budget could be approved assuming the medallion revenue would come through, and then could be adjusted midyear if necessary.

Named after John Gummer, the former Conservative environment minister, this stated that a big house could be approved if it was "truly outstanding in terms of its architecture".Though it was not meant to impose any particular style on planners, local councils mostly used the Gummer clause (or PPG7, to give it its proper title) to approve houses in traditional styles.

That would make it highly unlikely that a constitutional amendment could be approved, as Graham noted.