Sentence examples for world approved from inspiring English sources
Who are these churlish campaigners that reject this magnificent stadium, this brave new Islingtonian world approved by Ken Livingstone and applauded by all right-minded people?
Merck's Gardasil and GlaxoSmithKline's Cervarix are currently the only two vaccines in the world approved by the World Health Organization, but companies such as Serum Institute of India, the world's largest vaccine maker, are also developing papillomavirus vaccines.
The UK, the second-largest arms exporter in the world, approved licences for the sale of £7.7bn of arms last year, but its licensing export regime is under acute scrutiny amid fears British weaponry is being routinely used in Yemen.
Although infection with DENV is a growing global public health concern and imposes one of the largest socioeconomic burdens in the world, approved vaccine remains unavailable despite decades of effort (Coller and Clements 2011; Miller 2010).
So why did President Obama, who just weeks prior signed one of the most significant climate agreements in the world, approve of such an environmentally detrimental policy shift?
"Over the past year, people have seen countries around the world approve the Paris agreement, heard the Pope's call to action, and seen ExxonMobil and other fossil fuel company deception on climate exposed," she said in a statement emailed to The Huffington Post.
The primary functions of the IAAF are to maintain a set of rules that are uniform throughout the world, to approve world records for outdoor and indoor competition, and to promote international athletics.
Regulators around the world have approved the deal, which will combine the Norwegian firm DNV (Det Norske Veritas) with GL Group, which is German.
Indeed, when I wrote about this some years ago, I received a letter from that great former chairman of the Federal Reserve, Paul Volcker, saying that he and I appeared to be the only people in the world who approved of "target zones" for managing the gyrations of exchange rates.
And how can game developers and the makers of big consoles persuade consumers to buy the latest shoot'em-ups for $30 or more, when Apple's App store is full of games, created by developers around the world and approved by Apple, that cost as little as 99 cents — or even are free?
He said: "It has been our submission... that the conduct of Mr Mahmood backed by the editorial policy of the News of the World and approved, he says, right to the top of the Murdoch organisation... necessarily and deliberately involves serious breaches of the criminal law.
