Sentence examples for thus approve from inspiring English sources

Even ignoring the mere formulation of Proposal No. 2 as four distinct changes, which "alone suggests the[ir] separability," the present bundling of items forces shareholders, including Greenlight and Gralnick, to "approve or disapprove a package of items and thus approve [or disapprove] matters they [would] not if presented independently".

Our result, γ = 1, has turned out to be fairly consistent with Perez's regression value, i.e., γ = 1.00765 and γ = 0.96843, which thus approve the reasonableness of our approach to dealing with Δω2, g→s.

Overall I feel this is a useful and timely description of new work in an evolving area and thus approve it as is.

In April, the F.D.A. decided to classify human stool that is used therapeutically as a drug, and thus approved for use only within an F.D.A.-approved clinical study.

The percentage of students in any class who pass final exams and are thus approved to take the state exam at a designated testing center varies widely, school directors said.

Thus approved in the form in which it had last left the Lords, the bill eventually went back on its final journey to the other House, there to receive the Royal assent.

By the time of the Two Ocean Navy bill, the Navy realized that ship designs could no longer be limited by the Panama Canal and thus approved the Montana class knowing that the ships would be unable to clear the locks.

In 1952, the Supreme Court upheld a lower court decision in Adler v. Board of Education of New York, thus approving a law that allowed state loyalty review boards to fire teachers deemed "subversive".

79, 89 Crizotinib was thus approved as a therapeutic drug for certain patients with NSCLC positive for EML4-ALK by the US Food and Drug Administration.

In all cell lines, treatment of transfected cells with the specific NF-κB-inhibitor 17-DMAG reduced the activity to <10% of the basal level thus approving the function of the experimental system (data not shown).

It would make sense that certain readers would be more likely to commit only in cases where the books in question are already mega-sellers, and thus pre-approved by millions of other readers.