Sentence examples for unapproved by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unapproved by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has not received official approval or endorsement from a person or organization. Example: "The proposal was deemed ineffective as it was unapproved by the board of directors."
The Owens-Horn marketing manifesto is one unapproved by the league, which, four days after Owens brandished his marker on "Monday Night Football," issued the "foreign objects on the field" directive.
A whopping 45 treaties signed by U.S. government officials remain unapproved by the Senate, including a 1948 labor agreement, the 1994 Law of the Sea, and a 2008 convention on the recovery of child support payments.
Admittedly that sounds less exciting than live streaming video from something like Qik, but since only a privileged handful have this app, which remains unapproved by the App store, Audioboo is the next best thing if you want to do an interview or record audio fast.
Many apps unapproved by Apple are extensions and customizations for iOS and other apps.
Mohammed was waterboarded 183 times, received "rectal hydration," was kept awake for 7 1/2 days, was made to stand for hours with his hands above his head and was put in a horizontal stress position unapproved by CIA headquarters, the Senate report states.
That electronic cigarettes are unapproved by the government and virtually unstudied has not deterred thousands of smokers from flocking to mall kiosks and the Internet to buy them.
She said the company promoted drugs for unapproved uses by children, the elderly, veterans and prisoners.
It allows "compassionate use" of some unapproved drugs by individual patients.
Instead, the company planned to promote Neurontin for those unapproved uses by performing small studies and having the results published in medical journals, according to the memorandums.
At that time, Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, had accused the company of paying kickbacks to doctors while promoting the drug for unapproved uses by children, the elderly, veterans and prisoners.
A federal judge modified the conditions of presentencing release for Richard M. Scrushy, left, the former HealthSouth chief executive whom prosecutors accused of testing the government last month, when he took an unapproved trip by yacht from Palm Beach, Fla., to Miami.
