Sentence examples similar to warranted approval from inspiring English sources

In March, car manufacturers told Congress they believed their own internal standards were good enough to warrant approval.

It is not difficult for a small group of business men to raise sufficient capital to establish a new small bank when the banking needs of the community are sufficient to warrant approval of the charter.' 306 F.Supp., at 659.

Is it that the Home Office and individuals within the department rather than the Foreign Office are most exercised about the potential transfer of surveillance warrant approval from the home secretary, the proposed scrapping of existing legislation covering surveillance and other potential reforms?

We don't know if the commission will reach a consensus or if the final version will be improved enough to warrant Congressional approval.

Though animal data would not normally be enough to warrant the approval of a new use of a drug, there are little data on drugs for use in anthrax because it would be unethical to expose people to them in tests.

They are reliable enough to warrant an approval of a label claim for a new drug.

Shares of Chelsea Therapeutics soared after an advisory panel to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration concluded on Tuesday that the company's drug to treat a rare form of low blood pressure is effective enough to warrant regulatory approval.

Two key French negotiators, Minister Patrimonio and Admiral Miot, provided an explanation affixed to the treaty as an annex, which led the rulers of Madagascar to deem the treaty an adequate enough safeguard of their nation's sovereignty to warrant their approval and signature.

The earlier evaluation of combinations of well-tolerated target-based compounds that have not demonstrated sufficient anticancer efficacy as single agents to warrant regulatory approval must be encouraged.

Despite considerable research and multiple clinical trials, at present no single pharmacologic agent has achieved a clinically meaningful benefit/risk profile to warrant regulatory approval for marketing.

This may be one method of recycling previously tried antigen-specific agents that demonstrated some efficacy in clinical trials but were not sufficient to warrant marketing approval.