Sentence examples similar to Give unqualified approval from inspiring English sources

The reflexive response of every American administration has been to give unqualified support to Israel.

"The world must give unqualified recognition of our sacrifices," Mr Asif said.

What you should say is 'I give unqualified apology' so that's what we'd like to hear".

No attempt has been made as yet to calibrate this system and, while it is true to say that the results to date are encouraging, it would be premature to give an unqualified approval of it as sufficient experience in the operation of it has not been gained as yet to categorically state that all problems in relation to it have been solved.

The one straight movie project to which the agency gave its unqualified approval and assistance was, predictably, The Sum of All Fears by rightwing blowhard Tom Clancy.

Vance's office initially gave unqualified backing to Diallo, calling her statement "a compelling and unwavering story".

Not a single Tory backbencher who spoke in the preceding debate gave unqualified support to the chancellor.

The operation and prosecutions were given unqualified backing, even after they collapsed, by the chief constable, Peter Wright.

Twelve were in favour but only three of those gave the idea unqualified approval.

The hot-dogs have received the unqualified approval of Cornelius Vanderbilt and Col. Theodore Roosevelt.

Ms Rice still enjoys the most valuable resource in Washington the president's unqualified approval.