The phrase "we will approve" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used when one is expressing an intention to agree to something or to accept something. For example, "We will approve the applicant's request for a leave of absence from work."
And I do think that when you're going to approve the Comcast-A.T. Comcast-A.T.you have an absolute moment in time where you can say, "We will approve it under these conditions".
Because we want to make this a substantive student-to-student conversation, we will approve only those comments in which the writer responds, at some point in his or her submission, to at least one other commenter.
The Museum of Modern Art in Moscow wants to put photographs from this shoot in a show next year, and the response from the Russian government was: "We will approve it as long as this picture is in the show".
A: This will be open for everyone, but we will approve the apps.
The strengthening of humanitarian aid, debt forgiveness for one of the poorest peoples in the world and the holding of the international conference provided for in the resolution, which I hope we will approve, is the least we can do for these people who will never give up their African journey towards peace, democracy and development.
"We'll approve two weeks for you," Ms. Tennenbaum says.
But that doesn't mean we'll approve it.
But it is likely that we'll approve this $100,000 gamble, because we are desperate.
Have insurance companies ever said to someone diagnosed with diabetes with dangerous blood sugar levels, "We'd like you to try fixing this disease with diet and exercise and if that doesn't work we'll approve an oral medication and if that doesn't work, maybe then we can get you an insulin prescription but only if you fail at the low-level of care first"?
We hope the USDA will approve New York City's project. .
We're optimistic voters will approve most of next week's measures, because they consistently have across the country.
