Sentence examples for politically approved from inspiring English sources

The War on Cancer was meant as a visible token of the future course of American science — not an "endless frontier" of basic research but an enterprise energetically focussed on solving identifiable, and politically approved, national goals.

CG-Q: In China, whether it's contemporary art, or politically approved art, or traditional art — all of them have a very big market.

McCrory has been battered politically for approving HB2, better known as the Charlotte bathroom bill.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel also cleared the way for the resumption of talks on the politically contentious decision, approved by his cabinet, for the phased release of 104 Palestinian prisoners, most of whom have served 20 years or more for attacks on Israelis.

Critics said the taxes finally approved were politically palatable because they afford consumers the option of incurring them.

Some lawmakers have been agitating for an exit from the politically unpopular bailout program, approved by Congress at the height of the financial crisis in October 2008 as a way to supply banks with fresh capital.

Politically, the McCain bill -- approved by the Commerce Committee on a 19-to-1 vote -- demonstrates that tobacco is now seen as an issue on which tough action could pay off for both the President and Congress.

The bank's chairman at the time, Sherkhan Farnood, used bank money to buy property in his wife's name and in his own, offered shares in the bank to politically connected figures, and approved large loans to relatives and friends of bank executives with little or no assurance of repayment.

Your business had to be "approved" by politically appointed officials before you could get the tax benefits.

Scrounging up a supermajority is always tough — particularly when Democrats approved a politically fraught gas tax just a few months ago.

But on the heels of a politically fraught gas tax approved in April, powered almost entirely by the majority party, Democratic legislators have shown little appetite for a second party-line, two-thirds vote.