Sentence examples for reasonable approval from inspiring English sources

Given that the state's economy is not just acceptable but bordering on being good, you might expect President Obama to have a reasonable approval rating there.

Auren: We expected to give one investor board seat, and wanted that seat to be specifically occupied by Alex. So, in this case, we pushed for an extra provision that should Alex be unable to serve, his successor needs to have "reasonable" approval from common shareholders.

And it's perfectly reasonable to believe that approval rating is connected to his stance on the issues.

A possible solution would be to allow the commercialisation of human body material by companies that act in good faith reflected in reasonable processing fees and approval from an ethics committee and that produce beneficial therapeutic products.

That said, reviewers that voted for use felt that serum sodium as a surrogate marker had been a reasonable standard in prior approvals and could not, in fairness, be abandoned in considering lixivaptan.

A more reasonable approach would be stricter approval standards.

Arthur Levitt Jr., a former Wall Street executive as well as a former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, said pay curbs on executives whose firms take part in the bailout were essential for Congressional approval and were reasonable.

A bankruptcy judge ruled yesterday that a proposed $1.5 billion settlement of asbestos claims between two subsidiaries of the Halliburton Company and insurers was "fair and reasonable," moving closer to the approval of a fund for victims.

The datasets generated and/or analyzed during the current study are not publicly available due to current Cairo University regulations and Egyptian legislation but are available from the corresponding author on a reasonable request and after institutional approval.

We are confident that we can obtain all necessary approvals within a reasonable timeframe.

Bain is likely responding that its counterproposal fulfilled its obligation to use "reasonable best efforts" to obtain regulatory approval, and 3Com, by not accepting 3Com's proposal, breached its similar obligation under the merger agreement.