Sentence examples for to approving from inspiring English sources
verb
To sanction officially; to ratify; to confirm.
- Although we may disagree with it, we must nevertheless approve the sentence handed down by the court-martial.
More encouragingly, officials are close to approving reforms that will simplify the cumbersome approval process for firms that want to list on the stockmarket.
He controls all decisions, down to approving samples and colours.
To approving nods, he says, "Metal music is great.
Germany tends to be ahead of the U.S. when it comes to approving new medical approaches.
It's 15 days from whenever the government gets around to approving the invoice.
Officials say the administration is close to approving plans for the Pentagon to arm the Kurds.
Stop the War's controlling faction dismisses that as a Blairite line tantamount to approving the occupation.
She said the corporation was not yet committed to approving the financing.
Broadwater contends that the secrecy poses no obstacle to approving the plant.
The bank had been close to approving the guarantees when Dr. Albright intervened on Dec. 22.
The book had come out three years earlier, to approving but subtly disappointed reviews.
