Sentence examples for approved much of from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Reagan approved much of the content, library officials said.

Congress has not yet approved much of that money, so it might not materialise.

In 1993, his first year in office, Mr. Clinton proposed a big expansion of the food stamp program, and Congress approved much of his proposal.

Although he was an absolute ruler, and approved much of the cruel repression that accompanied the Islamic takeover, Ayatollah Khomeini repeatedly warned his fellow clerics not to lose touch with popular opinion.

(Readers of my earlier posts may recall that this is the same person who has to approve much of the secret surveillance carried out by the Counter-Terrorism Police, or TEK).

Eliot's parents did not approve much of sex – his father regarded with horror the idea of a cure for syphilis, fear of which kept the young from sexual behaviour, and said that sexual education was an introduction to the devil.

Behavioral Health refused to approve much of the treatment his doctors recommended.

In the mid-1990s, the F.D.A. approved much larger numbers of new drugs only to find that some had to be withdrawn from the market for safety reasons.

They also approve much less of the "Republicans' policies and plans for the future" than they did of the Democrats' plans in 2006 or the Republicans' plans in 1994.

Alinsky, however, is unlikely to have approved of much of the Climate Campers' methodology.

She would have approved of much of it though, you guess: the shy ease of her elder son (and the wolfish best-mannery of her younger); the irony that the qualities the royal family now seem most to aspire to are, for all the formal habits, spontaneity and naturalness; and the choice of bride.