Sentence examples for try to approve from inspiring English sources

Nice had gone "over and above their usual processes to try to approve it", she said.

In Europe, stock markets closed lower as finance ministers from the euro zone countries met Monday to try to approve a new installment of aid to Greece.

But people close to the talks said an agreement was very near, and the boards of both companies will try to approve a deal on Sunday.

Stafford said that would be unfair to others who were waiting for their projects, but that he certainly would try to approve the border station next year.

When lawmakers return to Washington on Nov. 29, they will try to approve a temporary spending measure and also deal with the expiring Bush-era tax cuts under a brutally compressed schedule.

Committee Democrats are likely to regroup and try to approve Ms. McCarthy's nomination along party lines, but it is unclear whether they could clear a 60-vote threshold on the Senate floor.

These are not the only measures that Brazil's conservative congress is trying to approve.

Several manufacturers said that shipping delays were particularly problematic when companies are trying to approve samples.

During the process of trying to approve a constitution, many countries planned referendums, but only Ireland will put the new treaty to a popular vote.

Some Democrats are also trying to approve an additional $70 billion to sustain military operations through the end of Mr. Bush's term, a move that would draw greater attention to the high cost of the Iraq war.

The Senate leadership will focus on trying to approve cabinet members focusing on national security and finance by the inauguration on Jan . 20 said Jim Manley, chief aide to the majority leader, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada.