Sentence examples similar to resisting the approval from inspiring English sources

Similarly, regulatory agencies have raised a number of objections to resist the approval of new drugs and devices based on surrogate imaging markers.

But so far both Mr. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney are resisting the idea of reshuffling bureaucracies, or creating a formal agency that would need Congressional approval.

Democrats are resisting the cuts.

He told CNN yesterday that he feels "duty-bound to resist the consideration and approval of additional nominations until the president takes steps to remedy the situation".

But we Rabbis must resist the urge for mainstream approval and promote the interests of our people at whatever price and serve as lights unto the nations at whatever cost.

Even if he had final approval, he "would probably resist the temptation to do one" until he discussed the first recipient's case, Dr. Samuels said.

Although the Constitution grants Congress the power to declare war, presidents have resisted the notion that they are required to seek Congressional approval before dispatching troops.

Each of us should decide for ourselves what success looks like and resist the lure of tying our success to the admiration and approval of others.

"In Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota and Nebraska, tribal groups and indigenous activists are busy planning the best ways to resist the pipeline -- which they have dubbed the Black Snake -- if it gains approval".

Such a proposal would have to win approval in the state's General Assembly, where Democrats — who have promised to resist the plan — hold large majorities in both chambers.

The proposals would require approval of both chambers of Parliament, and initial reactions suggested that some trade unions would resist the plan.