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Meanings of approve in English
Usage of approve in English
1
The National Assembly is expected to approve the budget within 30 days.
2
He said the Queensland State Government would never approve such a project.
3
The federal government has yet to approve a further water management plan.
4
Under state law, at least 75 percent of union members must approve.
5
Poland, helped by Spain, blocked attempts to approve a constitution last year.
6
His warning came after the government failed to approve key budget measures.
7
Yet more targeted government stimulus measures take time to design and approve.
8
The court must approve the agreement between the government and merging companies.
9
To access government-backed loans, Congress must approve money to cover debt risk.
10
Democrats now hope to approve the final legislation in a two-step process.
11
A short delay might increase pressure on parliament to approve a deal.
12
Heineman is expected to decide soon whether to approve the new route.
13
Parliament will decide whether to approve the new Commission on Jan. 26.
14
The government must also approve six of the exchange's 13 board members.
15
And Don Draper certainly would approve of his product getting free advertising.
16
The House of Representatives has voted nine times to approve the project.
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United States of America
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Ireland
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New Zealand
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