Sentence examples for rate of approvals from inspiring English sources

His rate of approvals was unusually low, by historical standards, based on statistics dating to 1900, on the Justice Department Web site.

That Pakistani firm has a controversial reputation largely because of its unusually high rate of approvals, doing inspections that led to 118 SA8000 certificates between 2007 and 2012.

"Considering the high rate of approvals over the past 12 years, this unprecedented scale of development affecting or potentially affecting the property poses serious concerns over its long-term conservation," stated the Unesco report, which gave the Australian government a 1 February deadline for progress or risk endangering the reef's coveted World Heritage listing.

A recent Guardian report showed that out of Europe's major countries, Britain has the worst rate of approvals for asylum seekers, the majority of which come from Muslim-majority countries: Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Syria.

A recent Guardian report showed that out of Europe's major countries, Britain has the worst rate of approvals for asylum seekers, the majority of which come from Muslim-majority countries: Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Syria.

""Considering the high rate of approvals over the past 12 years, this unprecedented scale of development affecting or potentially affecting the property poses serious concerns over its long-term conservation," it said.

Nonetheless, the rate of approval for requests to buy a gun went up from 80percentt in 2005 to the new study's 90percentt.

For example, the current cost of renewing a green card for 10 years is $450, with no requirement to be tested in English and a high rate of approval.

For instance, though the "granted" rate of private personal requests stands at 48%, the rate of approval is much lower (18%) for requests regarding serious crimes.

The last publicly reported rate of approval for asylum applications in the U.S. before 2001 was 23.3%.

NIH grant applications are at their lowest rate of approval in history, he said, with only 16% obtaining funding.