manager's approval

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

That's something you can change, right now, without needing your manager's "approval" or anybody else's permission.

That's just like your car salesman "going to get his manager's approval" on your offer for a new car.

Volunteering is supported by a company policy that entitles staff to two work days a year to get involved in charitable projects, subject to line manager's approval.

You can request your manager's approval for unusually high expenses.

Even highly profitable books cannot be published without the manager's approval.

If you need to get your manager's approval before sending a contract, you can notify your boss or the CFO of your company directly in Concord.

"Do we really need a manager's written approval for an employee to replace his ID badge?

Schwab's new Charitable Asset Management account, available with a minimum $250,000 contribution (compared with $10,000 for a basic donor-advised account), allows a donor to select his own money manager, with the charity's approval.

One reason for The Street's approval: Money manager mergers are hard to screw up, unlike unions in tech (Hewlett-Packard and Compaq) or media (AOL and Time Warner) or more diverse financial services (American Express and Shearson).

Workers felt rushed to complete projects so managers had time to get Fujioka's approval.

Indeed, a faux fireplace mantel stood in a corner, on which sat two candles embedded in coffee beans — a manager's inspiration that had won company approval.