Sentence examples for approbation on from inspiring English sources

Our highest level of approbation, on trying a new recipe, is usually, "I'd definitely serve this at a dinner party".

As for the idea that the winners of those awards should be greeted in bed a few days later by girls dressed in white shifts and with candles on their heads, even Heidi Fleiss might have drawn the line at that.But the Swedes are a serious nation and they have better things to do than waste their approbation on mere actors.

Medical students who are aiming to practice as medical doctors in the future are able to obtain their permit to practice (Approbation) on a parallel track.

For example, in 1994, Texas Governor Ann Richards heaped approbation on Debbie Colman, who won the Texarkana Teacher of the Year Award.

In 1994, Texas Governor Ann Richards, on a campaign stop in Texarkana, Texas, heaped approbation on Debbie Coleman who was the recipient of the city's Teacher of the Year Award.

One who plays a part; especially, one who, for the purpose of winning approbation of favor, puts on a fair outside seeming; one who feigns to be other and better than (s)he is. 2. Monet, a reality-show contestant and loser.

They didn't hold back on either their approbation for Sicha ("one of the finest features editors of his generation") or the role he's taking on ("one of the most important features jobs in American journalism").

Activities of radiologists in cardiac research should be concentrated both on development and approbation of new technical applications and on clinical evidence-based radiology (i.e. multicentre clinical trials and outcome studies).

America's aristocrats are unelected, irremovable; their standing depends not on popular approbation, but on the power of their thought.The aristocrats, of course, are the nine Supreme Court justices, who last month issued a barrage of philosophic rulings before their annual three-month recess.

Even so, some of his acts, designed to curb abuses and to enhance the royal power, were of great importance: he reformed the administration of justice (1361) and did much to make the Portuguese church a national one by insisting on the beneplácito régio, that is, the royal approbation of all papal bulls or letters before they could be published in the kingdom.

The approbation of his religious order (1836 38), his work on conscience (1840), theological disputes (1843 48) and his participation in the political events of 1848, occasioned strong debate which led in 1849 to the inclusion of two of his works, The Five Wounds of Holy Church and the Civil Constitution according to Social Justice, in the Index of Prohibited Books.