Sentence examples for approval ever from inspiring English sources

A Gallup poll this year showed that 54% of Libyans approve of American leadership, near the highest approval ever seen in the region.

And they stretch the bounds of parental approval ever so slightly, like hacking into their father's computer.

The vote was 70-30 in favour of Mr Bernanke, the smallest margin of approval ever given to a chairman of the Fed.In search of supportPaul Volcker went to Congress to bat for his plan to limit banks' riskier activities, such as curbing "proprietary" trading, in which banks bet on their own accounts rather than those of their clients.

The most vivid example is Harry Truman, who left the White House during the Korean War with the lowest job approval ever recorded by Gallup — 22%! — but has since steadily risen in the eyes of historians and the general public.

A draft law was prepared in 2008 to update Law 1983/72; however, it has been pending parliamentary approval ever since.

"In Australia, that means the company working within what is already the most stringent set of environmental approvals ever applied by any level of government on its projects here, overseen by the department of the environment and the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority," he said.

The court ruled in NRDC's favor, and we've been challenging the Navy's activities (and the Service's approvals) ever since.

Both Kamphefner and Blaine testified that Cooney knew Aerometals sometimes used surplus parts and orally approved of it, although no written approval was ever found.

The polls give him some of his lowest approval ratings ever.

The show of bipartisanship was striking after a summer of gridlock that left Congress with its lowest approval ratings ever.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change's own opinion poll tracker shows solar enjoys its highest approval ratings ever at 85%.