Similar words: approve, approve of, disapprove, approval, improved, on approval, disapproval, prove. Meaning: [-vd] adj. 1. established by authority; given authoritative approval 2. generally or especially officially judged acceptable or satisfactory.
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31. The Board of Directors has approved the decision unanimously.
32. The plan was approved, with some minor modifications.
33. The accounts were formally approved by the board.
34. The committee approved an appropriation of £10 000.
35. The auditors approved the company's accounts.
36. If the loan's approved you're laughing.
37. The court approved the sale of the property.
38. Congress has approved the new budget.
39. Congress has approved the new publication laws.
40. The application was approved, subject to certain conditions .
41. All important work is personally approved by him.
42. This school only offers approved language courses.
43. New drugs have been approved by the regulatory authority.
44. The bill was approved by a large majority.
45. She approved herself ripe for the general manager.
46. The minister approved the building plan.
47. Congress approved most of the new powers.
48. The scheme was approved by the Ministry of Housing.
49. The course is approved by the Department for Education.
50. The House of Representatives approved a new budget plan.
51. The study was approved by the medical ethics committee.
52. 37% approved the president's handling of the economy.
53. The mayoress approved the new building plans.
54. All the committee's nominations were approved.
55. She said that she approved.
56. Funding is available for approved courses.
57. The changes were approved by referendum.
58. The committee unanimously approved the plan.
59. Initially,(http://sentencedict.com/approved.html) most people approved of the new scheme.
60. The preliminary draft of the agreement has been approved.
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