Sentence examples for record of approving from inspiring English sources

China has a strong record of approving Hollywood films that Imax wants to show.

The current Senate has in fact compiled an excellent record of approving such judges at the district level.

Restoring its record of approving every school bond proposal put before them in nearly 30 years, voters this week endorsed nearly $14 million in bond money for the expansion and replacement of a damaged wing of the Quaker Ridge School.

They might not: it is easy to look at the Snowden papers, or even just the court's record of approving virtually every request that the N.S.A. brings before it, and conclude that the whole FISC process was nothing but a rubber stamp.

Penn Treaty said in a statement that the company would fully assist in the committee's efforts, and "has built its reputation as an industry leader with policyholders and agents due to its strong record of approving and paying claims expediently and fairly".

Canada has a track record of approving asylum claims of people fleeing persecution based on their sexual orientation.

Yet another provision requires the FBI to destroy within 24 hours all records of approved purchasers gained from background checks.

After years of approving record bonuses while dividends and earnings climbed, shareholders are now pressing companies across all industries to review their bonus systems.

The only thing they hold in common, apart from Arsenal shares, is that both are on record as approving of Wenger.

Although challenging to Ethical Review Committees, there may need to be a greater reliance on the spoken word in the case of some ethnic minorities (for example, the use of approved, recorded presentations and consent processes), and the role of the family in decision making may need to more fully acknowledged.

Meanwhile, a Gallup Poll released on Thursday found that while 66percentt of Americans continued to believe unions were beneficial to their own members, fewer than half of Americans — 48percentt, a record low — approved of unions.