Sentence examples for withdrawn approval for from inspiring English sources

The Food and Drug Administration, which is often criticized for its lack of attention to the risks of widespread use of antibiotics, offers recommended, non-binding guidelines for these drugs but has rarely withdrawn approval for their application.

By the time of the abuses at Abu Ghraib, Mr. Rumsfeld had formally withdrawn approval for use of the harshest techniques, which he authorized in December 2002 and then ruled out a month later.

In 1974 the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency withdrew approval for the use of aldrin and its derivatives in all applications except termite control.

Last month the Food and Drug Administration announced that it was withdrawing approval for Avastin in metastatic breast cancer after four studies found that it did not prolong survival and led to life-threatening risks, including heart attack and heart failure.

The United Nations had identified 15 potential sites in northern Pakistan, but Pakistani authorities withdrew approval for six of them after complaints from local people and disputes over land ownership.

The Supreme Court of Canada said on Monday that it would accelerate its process to consider Bell Canada's appeal of a court decision that withdrew approval for a $51.8 billion leveraged buyout of the company last week.

Recent clinical trials failed to prove that Avastin was helpful in treating breast cancer, but patients and some in Congress expressed outrage that the agency could withdraw approval for the use, an action that could lead insurers to stop paying for it.

In 2011, the FDA withdrew approval for the combined use of avastin and chemotherapy for the treatment of metastatic breast cancer because preliminary licensing was predicated on future demonstration of improvement in survival or quality of life, both of which were not forthcoming when clinical trials were completed.

The FDA was told to "immediately withdraw approval" for subtherapeutic uses of the drugs in livestock.

It will not only make the agency withdraw approval for giving penicillins and tetracyclines to healthy animals, but will also make FDA reevaluate whether it is safe to keep feeding ANY antibiotics important for human medicine to healthy animals.

The ruling also compels FDA to take action on its own safety findings by withdrawing approval for most non-therapeutic uses of penicillin and tetracyclines in animal feed, unless the industry can prove in public hearings that those drug uses are safe.