Sentence examples similar to operators approval from inspiring English sources

The International Civil Aviation Organisation ICAOO) allows them on planes without operator approval and spare batteries can also be carried, although their total lithium content cannot exceed 8g.

Nokia has announced via its Conversations blog that the long-awaited Windows Phone 7.8 update, which brings a few of the features from Windows Phone 8 to older hardware, has begun rolling out as promised to owners of Nokia 510, 610, 710, 800 and 900 owners and will continue to do so over the next few weeks through February, pending operator approval.

Their approval assignment was not significantly different from male free-riders in Mug (N = 9 groups, P = 0.217, z = 1.234) Moreover, trophy rewards do not modulate co-operators' approval decisions.

Then, once the drone operator gets approval, the drone takes off and updates itself as it follows its path.

Similar rules preventing BT, Britain's incumbent operator, from providing entertainment services were abolished a few years ago, opening the way for the launch of its television service this year.In America the launch of television services by telecoms firms has been held back by complicated rules that require operators to win approval from thousands of local franchising authorities.

Some Canadian authorities consider the Toronto Stock Exchange operator TMX, awaiting approval of a deal with the London Stock Exchange, a strategic asset.

Cable operator Comcast won approval from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to acquire rival AT&T Broadband for $30.5 billion, creating a pay television giant with about 27 million subscribers.

But, in 2002, Bush signed a law allowing charter operators who were denied approval by local school boards to appeal to the state.

But while some phone companies still have live operators calling to get approval for collect calls, AT&T has no plans to abandon its automated system.

One tool for reducing air traffic delays is concrete mixers pouring new runways, the secretary of transportation said today, and he pledged to look for ways to reduce the time needed for airport operators to win construction approval from the government.

In Libya, where Obama once controversially claimed U.S. military intervention didn't require congressional approval, special operators have been repeatedly spotted on the ground, though in what capacity the Pentagon won't say.