Sentence examples for * disapproved in from inspiring English sources

He disapproved, in particular, of the powers envisaged for judges.

The amended application has, so far, been marked as "disapproved" in the city's online records.

The attacks apparently are not disapproved "in high places," and it is now rumored that the Minister of Foreign Affairs will resign his post soon.

The urgency involved in terrorism cases has also led courts to accept conduct by the government that might well have been disapproved in other contexts.

The catch is that the Chinese one-party state is desperate to keep the growth machine running, which leads it to accept deals with other countries that would be disapproved in the wealthier and therefore more fastidious West.

With the development and spread of the means of effective fertility regulation, infanticide has come to be strongly disapproved in most societies, though it continues to be practiced in some isolated traditional cultures.

However much they may fume and disapprove in Washington.

It is possible that patients were motivated to abstain from drug use because staff disapproved of in-treatment drug use, and thus staff attitudes influenced patient's outcomes positively.

Here, angry faces were perceived as in-group partners or allies who disapproved failures in the task and hence expressed punishment a condition meant to activate the need for support in challenging or distressing situations that is intrinsic to anxious attachment style [3].

President Theodore Roosevelt disapproved, and in 1902 ordered the dismissal of the United States general in charge; in a letter to a German friend dated July 19 , 1902 however, Roosevelt was slightly more understanding: to find out which Filipinos committed outrages, he wrote that "not a few" of our officers and enlisted men "began to use the old Filipino method of mild torture, the water cure.

Dacre often played in a reckless way of which Hammond disapproved; Hammond, in turn, may have been jealous of him.