Sentence examples for Garner approval from inspiring English sources

In order to make clothes appeal to Nigerian customers, she first had to garner approval abroad.

In other words, virtue-signalling is making a statement because you reckon it will garner approval, rather than because you actually believe it.

Corzine isn't the only statewide politician whose public esteem has taken a hit; the state's two Democratic senators, Frank Lautenberg and Robert Menendez, garner approval ratings well below 50percentt.

The Constitutional Court itself saw a new development in 2008 when, for the first time, a judge appointed to the Constitutional Court, University of Würzburg law professor Horst Dreier of the SPD, publicly failed to garner approval from the other parties.

Two long-awaited colon cancer medicines should garner approval early in 2004: Erbitux from ImClone Systems and Bristol-Myers Squibb, and Avastin from Genentech.

I checked for stocks that have dropped by more than 20% since the start of the year, but which still have the type of strong fundamentals that garner approval from my "Guru Strategies"–computer models that are each based on the philosophy of a different Wall Street great.

But this claim is only for the purpose of slighting legitimate Native voices and garnering approval from team owners and other non-Natives who want to silence anyone who disapproves.

Chinese producers are now working toward garnering approval to export poultry to the U.S. that's raised and slaughtered in China.

If you are in the last category, you might even garner the approval of the Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson, who has just decreed exactly how middle class you are allowed to be while still enjoying a rock-related event.

One pilot comments at Hacker News that he would be concerned about two things: a pilot relying too heavily on the iPad, which, while robust enough to garner FAA approval in the previous situation, still has batteries and may fail or get damaged.

I have written previously of the fear of some conservatives of a "runaway convention". The most direct rejoinder to this concern is the Constitution's requirement that any amendments proposed by a convention be it "runaway" or not must garner the approval of 38 states to become law.