Sentence examples for way of approval from inspiring English sources

Instead, he invited the manufacturer to enter direct talks quickly on all questions that stand in the way of approval.

Conjectur as to what can be expected in the way of approval or opposition by Mr. Eisenhower, who, under the terms of the 22nd Amendment becomes the 1st lame-duck President in American history; a factor that seems likely to heighten the spirit of resistance among the Democrats & embolden the oppositionists among the Republicans.

She didn't need anything in the way of approval from anyone.

Though the coup of January 22, 1798 did not bode well for a genuinely democratic approval process for the new constitution (and the French would have preferred going the "safe" way of approval by the rump assembly) the plebiscite that started on March 17 (in the usual form of elections in "primary" assemblies of about 100-500 voters) had a reasonably democratic quality.

Andrx said the ruling cleared the way for approval of its generic copies of Wellbutrin SR and another version of the same drug, sold as Zyban for quitting smoking.

The Democratic leadership signaled Wednesday that it would not stand in the way of final approval.

But it may also be a way of seeking approval from the other side of the line.

To raise both arms upwards towards the sky, moving them around in various ways, commonly in upwardly moving circles, with a cheerful expression on the face, is a sign of acclamation, a way of showing approval of something that one sees or that one hears about.

Meanwhile, with only the Czech Republic standing in the way of final approval of the Lisbon Treaty, European leaders are unsure whether to appoint a high-profile, charismatic personality like Tony Blair, the former British prime minister, to the new position of president that the treaty calls for.

Founder Sol Lipman says the app is currently in the review process, but doesn't expect any issues to get in the way of its approval.

This blog felt like it was more for her benefit a way of getting approval for the choices she was making than anything else.