Sentence examples for weeks approved from inspiring English sources
The phrase "weeks approved" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a time frame or approval status, but it lacks context and clarity. Example: "The project timeline includes several weeks approved for development."
While competing against Alabama and Michigan, Tennessee officials in recent weeks approved $1.25 million for work at the Chattanooga site that was once part of a United States Army ammunition plant complex.
Residents or visitors wanting to find them should avoid the following (London Fashion Week approved) list of bars, clubs and restaurants.
Its government this week approved the plans of the finance minister, Hans Eichel, to lop euro22 billion ($26 billion) off income taxes from January.
A German court this week approved the painting for release to the heirs of its original owner, alongside Max Liebermann's Two Riders on a Beach from 1901, which will be returned to the descendants of art dealer David Friedman.
Shareholders in Absa, a South African bank majority-owned by Barclays, this week approved the purchase of the British bank's other African operations, cementing its strategy of trying to be both a regional African bank and an international one.
Some 90% of its 2m people are ethnic Albanians, but several Serbian-dominated enclaves are still beyond the control of Kosovo's government.The UN General Assembly this week approved a Serbian motion asking the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to rule on the legality of Kosovo's independence.
The New York State Public Service Commission--in the face of strong opposition--this week approved a $7.6 billion bailout of aging nuclear power plants in upstate New York which their owners have said are uneconomic to run without government support.
The average period between abatacept infusions was 4.8 [1.4] weeks (4-week approved schedule); and 6.8 [2.6] months between rituximab courses (currently approved schedule is 6 months).
Only 35% of people who go to church more than once a week approve of the job he is doing.
Demonstrators had a message for world leaders at the United Nations Climate Summit beginning that week: approve a Climate Treaty that includes strong actions.
And even though Senate Republicans spent four days this week approving Trump administration nominees and discussing new legislation that could potentially ― technically ― serve as their long-promised "repeal and replace" of Obamacare, Republicans leave Washington with almost nothing to show for seven months of unified control of the government. .
