Sentence examples for readily approved from inspiring English sources

ImClone's application to sell Erbitux was turned down by the Food and Drug Administration in December after the company had predicted the drug would be readily approved and after Bristol-Myers Squibb hagreedeed to pay $2 billion for marketing rights.

The Supreme Court let stand the lower court's finding that the Agriculture Department had too readily approved wide use of the seed, but said the court should not have stopped the department from considering limited planting in places where it would be isolated from conventional alfalfa.

To him, the books presented a new and handsome system which would be readily approved by those with eyesight.

Before the world knew The World is Flat, Friedman was floating the idea here under the Benedict Music Tent, telling those who read his every word that his insta-book tome on f-l-a-t-n-e-s-s, required nothing more than the 90-day leave his editor at the paper so readily approved.

As a method of contraception, ducks' vaginal barriers can be ninety-eight-per-cent effective — a level of reliability that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration would readily approve.

But some lawmakers who approved that agreement have criticized Europol for too readily approving American requests for large amounts of data, and they have suggested they could withdraw their support again in the future.

Since then, some lawmakers who approved the agreement have criticized Europol for too readily approving U.S. requests for large amounts of data, and they have suggested they could withdraw their support again in the future.

"The thought appears to be that those making less than that will readily approve such tax increases.

His questioner readily approves of these qualities, only to find the dervish rebuking him: "Those are the qualities which would have recommended Alim to you".

Readily available, approved drugs with immune-modulating activities might prove to be a treatment option in combination with existing antiviral agents and supportive care.

Fanny Julissa Garcia New York City Reading Dexter Filkins's Profile of Secretary of Defense James Mattis, I was shocked to learn how readily Mattis was approved by Congress, since he seems like the opposite of someone who would be interested in civilian oversight ("The Warrior Monk," May 29th).