Sentence examples for traditional approval from inspiring English sources

And we take an unconventional approach to spending, having eliminated traditional approval processes.

Even magicians won't be scared off by traditional, informal threats now Leventhal isn't in a magical organization, but he still gets work even without traditional approval.

Recently, the Isentress® product label and package insert have been updated following its traditional approval by the US FDA.

The plan had been negotiated among Cuomo, Mayor Bill de Blasio and Amazon without going through the traditional public approval process that normally governs development proposals in New York City.

Allowing a traditional budget approval and funding structure to impede progress will not achieve the goal and may cause the digital transformation to break down.

And companies can also implement their own characters without traditional Unicode approval: Apple's platform recently got its own anti-bullying emoji you won't see elsewhere.

One particular challenge in co-creation research, and the focus of the remainder of this paper, relates to the traditional ethics approval processes.

These findings corroborate earlier studies on antenatal care coverage and skilled attendance in rural Tanzania, which demonstrated the importance of traditional leaders' approval for Maasai and the Watemi families to gladly seek services for pregnant women within the health system [ 35].

Many additional factors influenced coverage during the course of this surveillance including Traditional Owner approvals to access the community, unscheduled cultural ceremonies such as funerals, parental consents, weather events, availability of accommodation for research staff, and the cost of travel.

The Clampers roared their traditional word of approval — "Satisfactory!" — and then retired, as is also tradition, to a local bar to plan their next lark.

"What say the brethren?" The Clampers roared their traditional word of approval — "Satisfactory!" — and then retired, as is also tradition, to a local bar to plan their next lark.