Sentence examples for approbation to from inspiring English sources

Moreover, internal markets are not open markets, because providers and their products or services often need a third party or purchaser approbation to enter the market.

Churton Collins reported this moment of approbation to his mother with pleasure and some surprise; it seems that he rather expected to be overlooked.

However, the term "style bar" has changed its meaning in London over the last few years -- from one of approbation to one of abuse.

At first Innocent was hesitant, but, following a dream in which he saw Francis holding up the church of San Giovanni in Laterano, he gave oral approbation to the Franciscan rule of life.

Monkey business ReprintsBut it is a stretch to believe that either side is discouraged or eager enough for foreign approbation to put aside the ambitions and mistrust that have kept the two warring.

In the 40 years since Greene was speaking, artists of all sorts – writers, musicians, film-makers, painters and sculptors – have been showered with rewards and approbation to an unprecedented degree.

Hughes himself seemed not to crave approbation, or to harbour illusions about his work.

The mouth images reframed smoking as a behaviour that led not to social approbation, but to rejection: " It's not cool smelling like a cigarette all the time and people who don't smoke smell you, they are like, yeah, I don't know, give you a look or something… it's pretty shaming" (F, 18).

Like the characters in Mistresses, she will be indignant when the scarlet A of social approbation affixes to her breast.

Marriage, among other things, is a structure within which children can be efficiently raised; it's a means of gain- ing cultural approbation, not to mention plates that match your teacups; and — crucially — it's an economic arrangement.

The Swiss approach doesn't specifically address executive compensation, but public approbation seems to have taken care of that.