Sentence examples for modes approved by from inspiring English sources

MORRIS said he meant to facilitate the adoption of the plan, by leaving the modes approved by the several State Constitutions to be followed.

It exhibited high selectivity and sensitivity toward Cd2+ and Zn2+ with different binding modes, approved by the Job's plot, 1H NMR, and HRMS experiments.

Petitioners complain that "[n]owhere in the record has there been any demonstration that banks have historically provided economic services even approaching the sophistication, scale and business mode approved by the Board in its Orders". Petitioners' Brief at 42.

Only 4 classes of insecticide, which share 2 modes of action, are approved by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Animal handling, training protocol and mode of sacrifice were approved by the Ethical Committee on the Use of Laboratory Animals of the Health Authority of Milan Italyy) according to the 86/609/CEE guidelines.

Websites approved by i-mode (a privilege for which there is now a six-month waiting list) can opt to have their subscription charges added to a customer's itemised telephone bill, for which NTT DoCoMo takes a 9% cut.As lucrative as all this may sound, however, it is still far from certain that 3G services will earn their operators any pots of gold.

This mode of administration has not been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration.

American aircraft, Captain James said, would now be on a so-called standby mode and would fly only when requested by NATO and approved by the Pentagon.

The commission its members chosen by elected national governments would propose legislation; it would then have to be approved by both the Council and the European Parliament, another mode of legitimation.

The interactions between HA and matrix polymers were approved by the red-shifts of CO stretching and OH– stretching modes and the increases in glass transition temperatures of fibrous composites.

That acquisition was not approved by 75% of creditors, in a company voluntary arrangement, the mode of post-insolvency salvage preferred by the football authorities north and south of the border.