Sentence examples for separately approved from inspiring English sources

The NIH-funded Birth Defects Research Laboratory tissue distribution program has been separately approved by the IRB (approval #96-1825-A13) and operates in fully compliance with all relevant state and federal laws and regulations.

The House and the Senate had separately approved bills calling for "war bonds" but have not enacted legislation.

It's a huge problem for firms when they need to get products separately approved by multiple governments.

The boards of Independence Blue Cross of Philadelphia and Highmark Inc. of Pittsburgh separately approved a merger that would create the nation's third-largest health insurer, behind the UnitedHealth Group and Wellpoint Inc.

The adjustment of the screening protocol was separately approved by the local ethical review board of our hospital.

The study was separately approved by the ethic committees of each participating hospital – Anhui Province Hospital, Hefei, 230001, China (Approval data-June 2, 2005); Chuzou Zhongxiyi Hospital, Chuzou, 239000, China (approval data-May 28, 2005) and Tongling People Hospital, Tongling, 244000, China (approval data-April 11, 2005).

My source believes Apple would likely separately approve apps for background support, but wouldn't necessarily limit the offering to a handful of special apps.

State Supt. of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson and the state Board of Education must separately approve petitions for all-charter districts.

Europe tentatively has agreed to allow the EFSF to help recapitalize troubled banks, make precautionary loans and buy troubled government debt -- but all 17 eurozone governments need to separately approve the plan.

The National Bioethics Advisory Commission (NBAC) in the US recommends this model of consent and specifically includes six separate choices to be provided while the National Action Plan on Breast Cancer recommends research participants to be allowed to approve research on the disease being studied and separately approve or refuse research on other diseases in what is known as broad consent [ 2].

Separately, Sullivan approved Judicial Watch's request to depose John Bentel, a senior state department aide who has since retired, due to "contradictory evidence" about the extent of his knowledge of Clinton's server and email practices.