The phrase "a disapproved" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not typically used as it lacks a noun to complete the thought, making it unclear in context.
Example: "The proposal received a disapproved status from the committee."
Alternatives: "a rejected" or "an unfavorable".
In the interviews, many of those close to the Clintons can barely contain their dislike for Mr. Weiner, whom they speak of like a disapproved-of in-law, tolerated but unloved.
A few disapproved of Delaroche's choice of painting, while others disapproved of Delaroche himself, saying, in some form, that he sought the genius of Napoleon, to no avail.
Additionally, some of the NMPOU items may deal with the illicit use of drugs, a socially disapproved of and unlawful behaviour, which may have led participants in the 2008 and 2009 CAMH Monitor surveys to edit their responses [ 23- 25].
15 Indeed, one organization submitted a report that disapproved subsection (a)(1) on the ground that the Government should admit illegalities without a prior claim.
He was an official of a state that disapproved of such people.
Both the "sex is not for fun" repertoire and the "gendered sexuality and parenthood" repertoire curtailed girls' freedom to exercise safe sex by displaying a normative code that disapproved of sexual intercourse for girls before they established a formal relationship, did not straightforwardly encourage girls to use contraceptives, and reinforced submissive, dependent, and obedient attitudes.
Before the new immigration policy, only 27% approved of Obama's deportation of undocumented immigrants policy, while 59% disapproved, in a Pew poll.
If it is caused by a process on their disapproved list, it is classed as unjustified.
Throughout the film, we cut from the main action we're concerned with to the family life of the Abasi, whose daughter has been missing and is suspected to have left home to live with a local vagabond, much disapproved of by the parents.
It is true, for example, that in contrast to the disapproved North Carolina rules, a New York defendant cannot plead guilty without a prosecutor's consent.
The petitioner is thus driven to the position that the Constitution of the United States has been infringed because the Doney Case was disapproved, and yet, while disapproved, was followed.
