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- adjective
unapproved
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Examples
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The process—banks apply for aid through federal regulators, which then make their decision quietly so as to avoid runs on nonapproved banks—has created chaos.
HAVE YOU SEEN MY COUNTRY LATELY? JERRY DOYLE 2010
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"Using a glue or a stent or other devices on an elderly person for a nonapproved purpose is not trying to rescue someone, it's experimenting on them."
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The FAA found that Gulfstream Airlines installed air compressors on its planes that came from a nonapproved vendor, prompting the airline to disconnect those units until it received replacement parts.
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Skaters who perform in nonapproved events are currently ineligible for the 1998 Winter Games in Nagano, Japan.
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The Medical Information Working Group supports a Food and Drug Administration proposal to allow drug companies to market products for nonapproved, or "off label," uses.
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The Medical Information Working Group supports a Food and Drug Administration proposal to allow drug companies to market products for nonapproved, or "off label," uses.
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The Wall Street Journal reported in 2007 that Cephalon, among other tactics, promoted the drug off-label -- or for nonapproved uses -- to neurologists and touted small studies conducted by doctors with whom it had ties in an effort to get Actiq prescribed for migraine headaches.
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Complaints about satellite booster towers being located in nonapproved locations and radio receivers that exceeded the FCC's power limits have also been discussed.
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Bits of nonapproved culture, science, and law sneaked in here and there.
The Romulan Way Diane Duane 2000
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Bits of nonapproved culture, science, and law sneaked in here and there.
The Romulan Way Diane Duane 2000
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