Sentence examples for made confirmation from inspiring English sources

Fierce disagreements over health policy had made confirmation difficult for any nominee for the Medicare job.

President Bush has made confirmation of the new Palestinian government his condition for proceeding with a new Middle East peace plan.

The availability of Matrix-assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry (MALDI-TOF MS) has made confirmation of Listeria monocytogenes relatively quick in laboratories using it.

The Swedish Board of Agriculture (JV) decided that the bitch had to be isolated until a definitive diagnosis was made (confirmation by EU-RL); they initiated contact tracing and contacted the county veterinarian and the county medical officer.

Funding to scale up access to accurate, parasite-based diagnosis with rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) has now made confirmation of malaria diagnosis feasible even at the peripheral levels of the health system, but RDTs have added to the burden of commodity delivery and data collection to support health service delivery in remote areas.

The government sharply limits access to independent journalists, making confirmation of events difficult.

This will require making confirmation hearings substantive events, not the Kabuki theater they are now.

George W. Bush will have a harder time picking federal judges than any of his predecessors -- and not just because the evenly divided Senate and the objections of interest groups may make confirmation difficult.

In the past, especially on court appointments, prospective Obama nominees were pre-cleared with Republicans to make confirmation more likely.

The police department's limited ability to search records from decades ago makes confirmation of the incident difficult.

"Kagan is unique in that, like Justice John Roberts, she's universally respected but hasn't written on divisive topics that could make confirmation difficult," says University of Pennsylvania Law Professor Theodore Ruger.