Sentence examples for actively approving from inspiring English sources

The restaurant industry exists within a broader patriarchal rape culture, Agg explained, and while that outside culture tacitly approves sexist behaviour, the inner culture of restaurants is actively approving that behaviour.

For six years, it stood by mutely or actively approved as President Bush's team cooked the books to justify war, drew the nation's electronic spies into illegal wiretapping and turned intelligence agents and uniformed soldiers into torturers at outlaw prisons.

The ruling also states that the city, which recently amended the Met's lease to spell out its fee powers clearly, has actively approved of the museum's admission policy since initially agreeing to allow it in 1971 and that the plaintiffs in the case "cannot force the museum to abide by the terms of the lease in a manner that contravenes the express wishes of its landlord".

Liberals might indulge fantasies of impeachment, but so long as over 40percentt of the country either doesn't mind or actively approves of the president's conduct, none of that matters, right?

Did your mother actively know and approve the power of attorney?

"The European Commission conducted a thorough investigation of the acquisition, in which Cisco actively participated, and approved the deal in a 36-page decision without any conditions.

JL, SD, GD & EW were actively involved interpreting the results, contributing to various drafts and approving the final manuscript.

In addition, both the American Society for Bariatric Surgery and the American College of Surgeons are actively collecting data from their approved bariatric surgery centers (15, 16).

The Landmarks Commission said it is "actively reviewing" the proposal, which if approved would require the library to seek the panel's approval before any significant changes could be made to the reading room.

All authors approved to the ethics approval and all authors actively participated in the creation of this excellent work.

But it is illegal for a drug manufacturer to promote a medicine actively for indications that are not approved by the Food and Drug Administration, which requires detailed clinical trials showing its safety and effectiveness.