Sentence examples for term approval from inspiring English sources

As explained to the Board's Hearing Officer, in Illinois the term "approval" is distinct from "recognition". Before a school may operate, it must be approved by the State's Department of Education.

To understand why the "Katrina moment" argument is such a fallacy the above chart, which aggregates Bush's second term approval rating, provides compelling evidence.

Franklin: No matter how late in a term, approval ratings in the mid-30s or below are a signal that the president lacks widespread support and normally Congress becomes less willing to advance those legislative priorities.

For the analysis of potential future hexavalent vaccine products, we divided the manufacturers and products into vaccines containing aP or wP, and into three groups delineated by the theoretical time to market for each: near term (targeted approval dates of 2015 16), intermediate term (approval expected by 2020), and long-term (approval expected by 2025 or later).

Troubles in Iraq dragged down George W. Bush's second-term approval ratings even though the economy was relatively strong until the 2008 collapse.

George W. Bush had an average second-term approval rating of 37 percent, which the Gallup people say was the worst presidential plummet in modern history.

The other was Ronald Reagan, whose first-term approval ratings exhibited more fluctuation than Mr. Obama's but were about 10 points above the model's expectations, on average.

NEW YORK (The Borowitz Report)—Republicans on Friday expressed bafflement that President Obama had garnered a record-high second-term approval rating despite having turned the United States into an economically devastated, crime-ridden hellhole.

If an immigrant is determined to have a high likelihood of becoming a "public charge," it's much harder for them to gain longer-term approval for staying in the country.

By Andy Borowitz October 7, 2016 NEW YORK (The Borowitz Report) — Republicans on Friday expressed bafflement that President Obama had garnered a record-high second-term approval rating despite having turned the United States into an economically devastated, crime-ridden hellhole.

Even if one looks only to the short-term, approval of the pipeline will have a climate impact of 27 million metric tons a year (this isEPA's estimate; DOE Ensys estimates 26 MMT), which is nearly twice the anticipated benefit of California's low carbon fuel standard.