Sentence examples for makes approval from inspiring English sources

But the governing coalition's majority in the Bundestag makes approval likely.

Within the American tradition, this makes approval voting a superior way to vote; it more accurately represents the consent of the governed, giving truer expression to the Lockean vision that inspired our Founding Fathers.

The office said a commitment to using evidence would make approval of budget requests more likely.

Nevertheless, they were concerned that the concessions would make approval difficult.

After the June vote, unions representing 45,000 state workers changed the voting rules to make approval more likely.

Although the two cases are separate, Florida fears that approval of the new lease sale would make approval of Chevron's challenge more likely.

House Republicans have made approval of the pipeline, which would stretch from oil sands formations in Alberta to refineries on the Gulf Coast, a central goal this year.

Properly mobilised, it would have made approval of both the North American Free-Trade Agreement and the China trade bill much easier.

The European Commission cleared plans by the drug companies Novartis and AstraZeneca P.L.C. to merge their agrochemical businesses but made approval conditional on substantial divestments.

In October the commission issued guidelines making approval of new transmission lines contingent, at least in part, on the support of 80percentt of the beneficiaries.

He learned from the mistakes of the first President Bush how slip-ups on the economy can make approval ratings fade as fast as the evening sun.