Sentence examples for been disapproved from inspiring English sources
verb
To condemn; consider wrong or inappropriate.
Writing on Twitter, Hastings says he has now been "disapproved".
SF had been disapproved of for a long time.
Even if he applied for a permit, it should have been disapproved".
And at one point I took a top official aside and asked him Why? S.F. had been disapproved of for a long time.
The urgency involved in terrorism cases has also led courts to accept conduct by the government that might well have been disapproved in other contexts.
When organ donation has not been disapproved and patients became brain dead, the time span between ET and BD was 25 h [16 40].
But even those three have been disapproving this past week.
But there have also been disapproving mutterings about its avoidance of political commentary.
"We both suffer from the same thing," he said of those who have been disapproving or mocking of him.
"What I do is still somewhat bizarre to my parents, but my grandfather, who had been disapproving, because he had treated child actors, is now very supportive.
Carter is disapproved of as a politician.
