Sentence examples for which it approves from inspiring English sources

By deciding that British mercenaries can engage only in the conflicts of which it approves, the government will in effect be deploying them as proxy militias.

In 2009, the F.D.A. contracted with the group to review the adequacy of one of the two regulatory pathways though which it approves medical devices, a process known as 510K.

But relying as it does on the difference between suspect descriptions (which it approves) and race-based profiles (which it doesn't), the policy's restrictions on profiling may have little impact.

Daniel Mekonnen, an Eritrean doctor who lives in Oslo, Norway, says refugees are attracted to the country because of the speed at which it approves a high volume of asylum applications.

Each year the bank gives countries between one and six marks for their efforts to do the sort of things of which it approves, such as curbing budget deficits, keeping tariffs low and even narrowing the gap between the sexes and looking after the environment.

On Tuesday, the Fed released minutes of the Nov. 2-3 meeting of its Federal Open Market Committee, during which it approved the asset-purchase strategy.

Tells about the current status of the budget & the capital gains tax and the House's panicked repeal of the catastrophic-health-care program which it approved last year.

Because of strong opposition by anti-abortion activists, the F.D.A. has declined to identify the manufacturer that will supply the American market with the drug, which it approved for sale in the United States two weeks ago.

Administrative detention has been used in the cases of just two Jewish Israelis, but this looks likely to change following an emergency meeting of the security cabinet on Sunday, during which it approved measures allowing the administrative detention of Israelis who attack Palestinians.

The lawsuit against the FCC has lots of good points to make about the rules it has established and the process by which it approved those rules, so this is no mere formality or frivolous suit.

For example, Latuda, which it approved for schizophrenia in 2010 was also approved this year for bipolar.