Sentence examples for unconditionally approve from inspiring English sources

Similarly, in Borissik v. Urban Redevelopment Authority (2009), the High Court held that the applicant should not have asked for a mandatory order requiring the Urban Redevelopment Authority to unconditionally approve the redevelopment plan for her property that she sought, and for a processing fee she had paid to be refunded.

Any new bid by Fox would be unlikely to run into competition issues; the European Commission unconditionally approved the original bid.

The European Commission today unconditionally approved News Corporation's bid to take full control of BSkyB on competition grounds.

Today, Cisco launched an appeal against the purchase of Skype by Microsoft, a deal that was originally unconditionally approved by the regulators back in October 2011.

This study was reviewed by the Natural Health Products Directorate (NHPD), Health Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, and the Institutional Review Board Services (IRBS), Aurora, Ontario, Canada, and was unconditionally approved by the NHPD, and IRBS on July 30 , 2009 and August 18 , 2009 respectively.

America is "not a deadbeat nation", US President Barack Obama has said, as he warned Republicans unconditionally to approve a rise in the US debt ceiling.

As acting head of the antitrust division, he approved unconditionally the merger of Bell Atlantic and Nynex, eliminating the benefits that would come from future competition between these regional phone giants.

For some six years a small nucleus of politically powerful clerics unconditionally endorsed and approved Ahmadinejad's superstitious religio-political discourse.

Only eight had approved them unconditionally.

The House Republican leadership did the right thing Tuesday, allowing the chamber to approve a bill that would raise the debt ceiling for one year unconditionally.

America's Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which Boeing said was the "prime regulator", had approved the deal unconditionally on July 1st.