Sentence examples for Measure of approval from inspiring English sources

and a measure of approval of what they would agree to and not agree to at a very low level of detail.

But as he brought inflation under control, attracted new foreign investment, crushed the Marxists and appeared to fight the cocaine trade, he won a measure of approval from Washington.

The disclosures could hurt Facebook as it tries to persuade firms away from advertising on Google and to use its own targeted advertising, and to chase likes as a measure of approval.

Asked by Liam Fox, a former defense secretary, whether there would be a "full and transparent assessment" of The Guardian's actions, Mr. Cameron seemed to offer a measure of approval, saying it was up to parliamentary committees to determine "if they want to examine this issue and make further recommendations".

The BBA's narrower measure of approvals pointed to a September fall earlier this week, while lenders' intention to increase the supply of secured credit and strengthening wage growth point to an imminent revival," added Tombs.

This new Cobra, Car and Driver reported with equal measures of approval and amazement in November 1965, remained a crude appliance.

Because the model includes a "lagged" measure of presidential approval (that is, presidential approval in the previous quarter), the model's predictions also sometimes lag the president's actual approval rating by a quarter.

Another sign of expanding tolerance can be found with a commonly used measure of racism — approval of interracial dating.

As a measure of their approval, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development was now offering to help on the program for Zastava, he said.

A measure of industry approval is the raft of accolades Mr. Browne has accumulated in a career of just over a decade.

Gallup's measure of job approval also continued to improve for Obama, with 52% of adults surveyed saying they approved of his performance in office, compared with 42% disapproving.