Sentence examples for but whose approval from inspiring English sources

The scandal has marked a new low for the president, Enrique Peña Nieto, who came to power cast as a reformer, but whose approval rating now hovers in the teens.

Mr. Bush's visit came at an important time for Mr. Toledo, who won office last July but whose approval rating in national polls has tumbled to just 25percentt, down from around 55percentt, as promises to bring jobs and prosperity have foundered.

But Hollande, whose approval ratings are dismal, is under strong pressure to act.

But Putin, whose approval rating still hovers above 60percentt, spoke fluently and looked at ease as he reeled off figures and answered questions - all of which he appeared to expect - as he sat at a desk behind a laptop in a suit and tie.

But the Landmarks Preservation Commission, whose approval is needed, says the buildings, as proposed, would tarnish the neighborhoods.

But the president, whose approval rating is low, has vowed to see out his term, due to end in 2019.

But for Papandreou, whose approval ratings have hardly dipped despite draconian austerity measures more redolent of a right wing government, the crisis – Greece's worst in modern times – is not all negative.

But, critically, Ms. Merkel — whose approval was not required but whose tacit support gave him valuable cover — did not.

Danny Blanchflower might have been the inspirational captain of Spurs in their greatest era but Mackay was the one whose approval was sought by the players.

Even now, after months of talking, the Greek bailout has not been approved by all whose approval is needed.

Thesis (2) purports to define "good effects", but it does not state whose approval is to determine goodness people in general, people at their impartial best, or just the enlightened and well-informed?