Sentence examples for making approval from inspiring English sources

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.

The draft platform calls for putting a price on carbon, making approval of pipelines contingent on a climate test, stronger regulation of fracking – especially concerning water – and giving priority to renewable energy over natural gas power plants.

Still, they openly – if half-heartedly – toyed with making approval for an extended debt ceiling contingent on a number of different proposals, such as approval of the the Keystone XL pipeline or attacks on aspects of Obama's signature healthcare law.

If the Assembly waits to act until after the budget, it could threaten the bill's chances in the Senate, because it would come before the Legislature as a stand-alone item, making approval more elusive.

Those standards permit broadcasting at lower power, apparently making approval in Israel impossible.

The ruling is an important one, as the FDA tends to follow the panel's advice when making approval decisions.

The Queensland government has today announced a strategy to speed up coalmining projects in the Galilee basin, giving "first movers" a discount on the royalties they will pay for mining the coal as well as making approvals easier.

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.

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

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