reapproval

American  

[ree-uh-proov-uhl] / ˌri əˈpruv əl /

noun

plural

reapprovals

1. approval or sanction, given for a second or subsequent time.

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Example Sentences

The resolution approved Wednesday urges Metro to reject the revised report and “deny reapproval of the project.”

From Los Angeles Times

Greenpeace has called on the EU to reject the market reapproval, citing studies indicating that glyphosate may cause cancer and other health problems and could also be toxic to bees.

From Seattle Times

The UK plan to give the Northern Ireland Assembly an initial veto on any arrangement along with a reapproval every four years has been rejected by the EU.

From BBC

The last round was contentious, ending in a reapproval for just five years — compared with the usual 15 — in 2017.

From Los Angeles Times

First, annual budgets cover only the roughly one-third of federal spending that Congress has decided needs reapproval each year.

From Economist