Sentence examples for regardless of approval from inspiring English sources

A1 Politicians, editorial writers and people worldwide said they were bracing for war after President Bush's warning that days may remain before a military action in Iraq, regardless of approval from the United Nations Security Council.

But he still commands the fifth-richest nation on the continent and one of the most influential members of the EU, giving him immense power regardless of approval ratings.

The PTAC database stores patient information for every inter-facility patient transfer and transfer request regardless of approval status.

Regardless of parental approval, it seems more and more women are taking up the clippers to make a statement — sartorial or otherwise.

For Universal, which agreed to pay Citigroup the full price of EMI regardless of regulatory approval, the value of the deal will be decided by how much the disposed assets will fetch at auction.

The difficulty for Universal was rooted in the unusual structure of the deal, which was struck with Citigroup in November: in it, Universal agreed to pay Citi the full price of EMI, regardless of regulatory approval.

And by the way - 10 quid says that whatever eventually transpires in Iraq, whatever the total weight of ordnance we eventually drop on their people and regardless of United Nations approval for our actions, Clare Short will not feel constrained by her conscience to leave the cabinet and will end up supporting - with of course sadness and some reservations - the military adventure.

Therefore, the prospective data collecting has been done regardless of the approval of the ethics committee.

Cantor's defeat, however, was notable in part because such losses remain so rare: Regardless of congressional approval, most incumbents win reelection.

Therefore it falls to the few remaining indispensable professionals and news organizations who still believe in the duty of journalistic integrity to report regardless of an approval of Russia's government.

WASHINGTON -- A U.S.-led attack on Syria without United Nations support would be a war crime regardless of congressional approval, Noam Chomsky, the antiwar activist and author, said in response to President Barack Obama's announcement that he would seek Hill approval.