Sentence examples for means approved from inspiring English sources

That means approved operators earn a lot during open moments.

Although Drucker himself by no means approved of that ethos, even the groundswell against Gordon Brown today does not make them less true now.

On the other hand, the physician is obliged to personally guarantee the safety of the patient not only by supplying high quality medical care with good clinical practice and all the means approved by the scientific community, but also by informing the patient on adverse events and errors.

"Sound basis in science" actually means, "Approved by a council of Christian elders".

"That doesn't mean approve the outcome, but the context of inclusion".

Some supporters of the trade organization deal say that may mean approving more arms for Taiwan -- which enrages Beijing -- or may mean finding a way to enforce Chinese compliance with the deal that would appease the critics.

Worried about their prospects in November, they have been eager all year to shore up their standing with moderate voters, particularly in the suburbs, and that has meant approving bills that made many of them unhappy.

But university administrators say they are unsure whether the talk of multiple winners might mean approving two proposals for two separate sites, or forcing a shotgun marriage between competing institutions, and city officials will not say.

The goal isn't a more collegial sort of criticism — getting to an artist's world view or inspiration doesn't mean approving of it — or, for that matter, a less passionate one, but, rather, one that reflects the critic's position and the responsibility that it entails, toward the film and toward oneself as a critic.

For some lenders, that may mean approving a loan only after the borrower is back at work "There is no real assurance that the new mom will come back to work after she has the baby," said Marc Savitt, president of the Mortgage Center, a brokerage in Martinsburg, W.Va. "It's just prudent underwriting to go ahead and approve the loan, but she has to be back before closing".

By that he meant approving a measure he's pushing for the 2016 ballot that would, among other things, outlaw possession of large ammunition magazines and require background checks on any ammunition.