Sentence examples for right of approval from inspiring English sources

Exercising his right of approval over all aspects of the production, he promises that the staging will be "very beautiful, very respectful".

Fannie Mae last week said it opposed giving the Treasury Department the right of approval, saying it should stay with the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

The Old City and its walls will continue to be listed by Unesco as "endangered" World Heritage sites, but Israel will have a right of approval over the experts Unesco assigns to the city.

In 1976, when Vigoda renegotiated, Motown paid Wonder a thirteen-million-dollar signing fee and agreed to the insertion in the contract of an unprecedented clause granting him right of approval if Motown was bought by another company.

"We do not believe we have the right of approval over sale of the company". Even the voluble Mr. Schumer calls only for a 45-day investigation of the Dubai deal.

Enron, while it contributed to both parties, concentrated its contributions on Republicans, and Hollings has charged that Lay was given the right of approval over the appointment of the chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

Each deal also grants a celebrity final rights of approval over his or her depiction in the game, Ms. King said.

And conservation groups have filed protests of the pending right-of-way approval in a move that foreshadows another court fight.

Ms. Williams knew just the right word of approval from her 93-year-old grandmother, Glenna Drain.

When certain chunks of them got the right stamp of approval from credit rating agencies, A.I.G. was willing to insure them for even less.

Dewey argued that the supposedly external, transcendent criteria for appraising conduct — ideals of the good, principles of right, standards of approval and disapproval — should rather be treated as hypotheses, as tools for uncovering additional data needed to appraise our valuings.