“He was the perfect man, and my parents did not hesitate to give their approval to our marriage.”

“There can be no greater validation for a movie than to receive a nod of approval from the man who inspired it.”

“New product acceptance is a process that takes anywhere from several months to many years, depending on the complexity of the necessary approval.”

“All other agreements, especially contradictory business conditions need our explicit written approvement.”

“Patient recruitment was conducted under approvement by the Clinical Research Ethics Committee of Cantabria.”

“Normally, all of the specialists could prescribe all antibiotics except 15 ones that required approvement by the infectious diseases specialist.”

“Courses can be submitted to the AAC President, after which they will be forwarded to an available approver in your Region.”

“The Department inputs into a system table a list of who can approve payments and the spending limits for each approver.”

“In such instances, the Treasury Board is both the approver of requests for such funds and the respondent to the case being heard.”

“Upon completion of the reference to the Master, her determination and approval shall require approbation by this court.”

“It is wholly unsurprising that in the macho world of sports that an item like this would gain attention and approbation.”

“In 1809 Beckford showed his approbation or his laziness by reissuing Henley's translation, with many corrections under his own name.”

“Oliver Sherwood is enthusing over the recent arrival of APPROVANCE at Rhonehurst.”

“My nap meets Approvance on terms 7lb worse than weight-for-age and Jimmy Lenehan's tough six-year-old will be a hard nut to crack.”

“Another interesting contender is Jimmy Lenehan's smart grey gelding Approvance, winner of two handicaps and a listed race from four outings this season.”

“You say I am given to be enthusiastic in my approbations, but she is really charming.”

“With the suggestions and approbations received from all these representative men he was not yet content.”

“To these two approbations I truly add my own, which, 'sans vanite', may perhaps be near as good as the other two.”

“My point of order is that the Prime Minister knows full well the process of approvals.”

“Within the index increases were recorded in dwelling approvals, the share price index, and the money supply.”

“To control inflation, the government has tightened credit and limited approvals for land use.”

“If necessary, name one or more approvers, people within the company who will approve the order.”

“People in government have been deeply involved in these illegal land deals as buyers, sellers, approvers and brokers.”

“As mentioned above, having this list is important so that approvers of system access are aware of incompatible profiles.”