Sentence examples for longer approve from inspiring English sources

Among the many restrictions, it will no longer approve adoptions for applicants older than 50.

The trust will no longer approve individual investment decisions unless they cost more than £100m and affect the overall direction or reputation of the BBC.

The US (which has veto power) has now taken the stance that it will no longer approve the higher number of executive directors (24 at present).

In the Third Circuit, Citizenship and Immigration Services will no longer approve green cards based on marriage if the application is made more than 90 days after the foreign spouse entered on a visa waiver, officials said.

Because of Avandia, the F.D.A. announced in 2008 that it would no longer approve medicines simply because they help diabetics control blood sugar levels — the standard for more than 80 years.

But the public may not for much longer approve of smearing the unemployed: more people will have friends, relatives and children desperate to get on, stuck in part-time, temporary, low-paid jobs or none.

In other words, licenses are no longer approved without question.

He said an injunction was not necessary if the crop was no longer approved for commercial planting.

"All the creative aspects of the curriculum are now classed as second division and are no longer approved knowledge for working class children," said Beadle.

Loans were no longer approved by each regional office according to opaque, subjective judgments, but processed through a single, standardised system.

In light of the animal's endangered status, "rhino horn is no longer approved for use by the traditional Chinese medicine profession," Ms. Huang declared.