Sentence examples for refused approval from inspiring English sources

However, the Bangladesh Planning Commission refused approval.

French television ran a documentary about journalists who had been refused approval, and thus access.

Sodium oxybate was similarly refused approval by the EMA as short- and long-term efficacy had not been demonstrated in the EU population.

However, despite the consistent evidence of efficacy in preclinical settings and the favorable tolerability profile, the development of bifeprunox has been discontinued, as an interim analysis showed inadequate efficacy of the compound (see http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT00658645) and the US FDA had refused approval for marketing.

Their only hope now is that Congress refuses approval of the budget bill, but that looks unlikely.

The case for drilling the well is now being examined by Mr Huhne's Department of Energy and Climate Change, which can give or refuse approval.

However, it also debates the legislation and in many cases demands amendments before approval – or indeed simply refuses approval if the proposals do not meet requirement.

Under the scheme your neighbours will be invited to object to your plans (and then the council can refuse approval), but if they fail to do so within 21 days the development can go ahead.

But the ruling of the local officers in refusing approval of applications of nonresidents of Georgia is urged as a construction of the ordinances or laws of the state, and, it is contended, makes them discriminatory against citizens of other states.

We also feel the risk of the regulator refusing approval is low, based on (1) the fact the regulator effectively designed the trial for GW; (2) the regulator has previously stated that Sativex is safe, and today's trial was needed only to prove efficacy; and (3) the fact that today's trial is so clearly positive".

The potential benefits of publicly disclosing the agency's detailed rationale for refusing approval include better informing the development of new drugs, facilitating a richer public health discourse, and counteracting misconceptions regarding FDA's reasons for denial of applications.