approval

[əˈpruːvl]

Definition:
1. The action of officially agreeing to something or accepting something as satisfactory.
2. The formal act of approving.
3. A feeling of liking something or someone good.

Use 'approval' in a sentence:

1. People have an inbred need to interact with other people. It is essential if we are to receive their approval, which we all seek.
2. We will continue with the credit approval example we used in Part 1.
3. There are a lot of approval cycles here. Are they all valuable?
4. In this example, you will build a simple credit approval component.
5. Still, she seeks the approval of others in everything she does.
6. The widespread, if not universal, approval of the award in the region suggests that he is winning the argument.
7. Second, you should always get a doctor’s approval of any new workout plan.
8. United States food and drug administration drug approval summary.
9. We need the approval of the government.
10. In either case, you can mark your approval or add notes.
11. So take the time to set expectations up front and to keep communicating those expectations to everyone involved in the approval and implementation of the design.
12. No approval needed.
13. He looked back at the woman for approval, but her face was unreadable.
14. The plan has met with approval.
15. Washington would not take such a step without its allies approval.
16. He smiled, winked and nodded, giving his seal of approval.
17. The president's approval rating had risen.
18. They might be required information for the approval or rejection decision.
19. The idea met with approval from religious as well as tourist and cultural groups.
20. The testing and approval of new drugs will be speeded up.
21. This is subject to your approval.
22. The road plans have been given approval.