formally approve
Frequency: 7.512.8 per million words
To give official agreement, often in writing or in a meeting.
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- His appointment has not been formally approved yet.
- The board will formally approve the annual budget tomorrow.
- The board of directors will meet tomorrow to formally approve the annual budget.
- Parliament formally approved the treaty after months of debate.
- The committee formally approved the new guidelines during yesterday's meeting.
- This policy cannot take effect until the regulator formally approves it.
- Before the project can begin, the plans must be formally approved by the city council.
- The merger was formally approved by shareholders at the AGM.
- Shareholders are expected to formally approve the merger at the upcoming general meeting.
- We are not permitted to proceed unless the ethics committee formally approves the protocol.
- Once the university senate formally approves the new degree program, it will be official.
- The city council is expected to formally approve the zoning change next week.
- The peace treaty was formally approved by both nations after months of intense negotiation.
- Our CEO has formally approved the revised timeline, effective immediately.
- Does the department head need to formally approve all travel requests?
- If the minister formally approves the reforms, they will be implemented nationwide.
- The revised proposal, having addressed all initial concerns, was formally approved unanimously.
- Please formally approve the purchase request in the system by close of business.
- We cannot proceed with the publication until the manuscript is formally approved by the editorial board.
- The candidate was not formally approved because key documents were missing.