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approval
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on approval
for examination, with the privilege of return. I ordered the merchandise on approval so I could send it back if I didn't like it. Sorry, you can't buy this on approval. All sales are final.

seal of approval
a statement or action that shows a good opinion of something We can finalize the trip to China once we get Bernard's seal of approval. With the seal of approval of a government grant, arts organizations find it easier to raise funds.
Etymology: based on the literal meaning of seal of approval (an official mark showing that something has been accepted)
See also: seal


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Approvals were obtained from MTA Engineers prior to starting construction.
Subject to regulatory approvals, including Hart-Scott-Rodino, the acquisition is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2007.
Modern time and attendance software offers three key areas of functionality that, when properly leveraged, can help companies improve morale and productivity and, in turn, boost recruitment and retention: electronic approvals of time worked, creating a culture of accountability; attendance point programs, encouraging and rewarding perfect attendance; and advanced pay rules, offering the chance to amicably resolve difficult labor problems, such as scheduling employees for less desirable shifts.
 
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