"will approve this" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone has the authority to accept a proposal or decision. For example, "The board of directors will approve this new policy at the next meeting."
QUESTION FROM STEVEN IN OREGON: Do you think the Senate will approve this treaty?
There are many of you in this house, at only R25 (£1.76) even Pravin [Gordhan, the finance minister] will approve this".
"It is our hope that the county executive will approve this budget and four-year plan," Judith A. Jacobs, the Democratic presiding officer, said in a written statement released before the 8 p.m. vote.
The bill, the largest domestic spending measure that Congress will approve this session, is one of the last items still to be enacted for the 2001 fiscal year, which is nearly seven weeks old.
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"I have been working with Ed Brady," Senator Flynn said, referring to Edward J. Brady, Republican of Thornwood and Chairman of the Board of Legislators, "to see if the Board will approve this plan, because I think it has a great deal of merit". He said Mr. Brady wanted a new Special Committee on Revenues to assess the proposed measure first.
But it is likely that we'll approve this $100,000 gamble, because we are desperate.
Merkel's new plan, which she hopes the parliament will approve this summer, simplifies the permitting process for transmission and provides compensation to affected communities.
Barring last-minute difficulties, the California Legislature and Gov. George Deukmejian will approve this week a law moving the state's primary to the first Tuesday in March, just behind the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary.
The Tory MP Ken Clarke said of Abbott: "She's actually been making an extremely coherent root-and-branch criticism of the bill, and she has an excellent record on these things; but the problem is, we're meant to be debating whether this House of Commons will approve the second reading of the bill.
A: This will be open for everyone, but we will approve the apps.
