Sentence examples for broad approval of from inspiring English sources
Although not a radical reformer, her orthodox approach to healthcare delivery has the broad approval of Scotland's professional organisations.
The Copenhagen meeting is an unimaginably complex negotiation among countries; the difficulties it has faced in reaching for broad approval of a global agreement are hard to overstate.
Justice Department officials said that the FISA court orders, which were not made public, were not a broad approval of the surveillance program as a whole, an idea that was proposed last year in Congressional debate over the program.
The next day it voted 20 to 0 in favor of a broad approval of the Enbrel biosimilar, which was developed by Sandoz, the generic division of Novartis, and tested only in patients with psoriasis.
There was broad approval of President George W. Bush's plans unveiled last week under the banner of the "American Competitiveness Initiative"–to beef up teacher training and get 30,000 math and science professionals into the classrooms.
Voters' gut reaction to the question of legally killing US citizens also conflicts with their own broad, approval of drone warfare.
Even as some Iraqis disagreed about Mr. Obama's stance on withdrawal, they expressed broad approval for him personally as an improvement over Mr. Bush, who remains unpopular among broad portions of Iraqi society five years after the war began.
This seemed to signal broad approval not just of the charter but of the path set by the leaders of the coup last July that shunted Muhammad Morsi and his fellow Muslim Brothers from the presidency into prison.
In a sign of broad approval – and likely passage, according to polls – Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom, the California Democratic Party and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of California all back the measure.
To this point, Mr. Bush's broad approval ratings have not led to a significantly changed view of the two parties.
Viner's book thus introduced a skeptical note into the discussion of customs unions, which had previously been given broad approval.
