Sentence examples for justice approval from inspiring English sources
"justice approval" can be used in written English
You would use it to refer to the judgement or acceptance of a law or right. For example: "The new laws were passed with justice approval after much debate."
On Sept. 17, Mr. Schmidt told a group of reporters gathered at Google headquarters that his company would begin the partnership in October with or without Justice approval.
But Microsoft's strength in Washington combined with Google's missteps there may have jeopardized a deal that — because it is a business partnership and not a merger — did not even require Justice approval in the first place.
The Shelby County decision overturned section 5 of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, which required some Southern states with a history of racism to receive Department of Justice approval before changing voting laws.
Much to the astonishment of industry analysts, the Disney-Fox merger sailed through the Department of Justice approval process like Aladdin and Jasmine on their magic carpet.
He says that international companies "don't have either the appetite or the currency to be buyers; domestic buyers would face the challenging task of garnering Department of Justice approval".
America is apparently a country where the Associated Press is wiretapped with Department of Justice approval, where media shield laws are designed to only protect only certain types of journalists.
The federal guidelines allow the formation of task forces and the participants to decide how to split the seizures among themselves, with Justice's approval.
They remember that right after the House voted to impeach President Bill Clinton in 1998, for perjury and obstruction of justice, his approval rating surged 10 points to 73% in a Gallup Poll.
The Court met in Special Term, on Wednesday, July 29 , 1942 pursuant to a call by the Chief Justice having the approval of all the Associate Justices.
And on Tuesday, a five-judge panel of Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court endorsed Justice Weissberg's approval.
Two areas both sides see as likeliest for agreement are an overhaul of the criminal justice system and approval of Mr. Obama's Asian-Pacific free trade agreement.
