Sentence examples for try to get approved from inspiring English sources

Last week, a D.C. council member named David Grosso said that he would try to get approved a nonbinding resolution calling for the team to change its name.

Yes she faces discrimination and there's a lot of stuff that's really scary and there's medical stuff we have to try to get approved ― there's lots of challenges but we know it's nothing compared to what other kids face and other families face, so we try to just say that over and over again because privilege matters.

Try to get approved for a low interest line of credit and pay off all high interest debts.

Rather that trying to get approved for the car you want, it's better to see what you can get approved for first.

The spending bill for federal medical research in the 2014 fiscal year would have cut programs in the Labor Department and the Health and Human Services Department by 22 percent — cuts so deep that Republican leaders did not even try to get them approved by the full House.

"The government is going to use every ideological, nationalist and emotional argument to try to get this approved before next year's election, but it is going to be very difficult for it to pass," said Tasso Jereissati, a senator from the Brazilian Social Democratic Party who is critical of the government's proposal.

And on Monday, Petronas and Progress said in a statement that they would continue to work with the government to try to get their deal approved.

Anticipating such trouble, Mr. Obama said Thursday that he intended to try to get the treaty approved during the lame duck session of Congress that begin Nov. 15.

You get a new president and they try to get their people approved.

"The most important thing we can do for this company right now is to try to get slot machines approved at our two racetracks," Penn National Chief Executive Peter Carlino told analysts recently.

Mr. Grassley, an Iowa Republican, said he would try to get the committee to approve drug benefits and "incremental changes in Medicare" within six months.