The truly memorable thing about that interview was that she unearthed, in the rigorous research process, the fact that Djerassi had a cross-trainer at home which he used naked; Lawley, disapproving by default, had something that she could legitimately disapprove of and she sounded tickled pink.
Congress could vote to disapprove each increment, but the president could veto its resolutions of disapproval, and the debt ceiling would then rise.
Under that approach, Congress could vote to disapprove the debt increase but allow Mr. Obama to veto the plan and get a rise in the ceiling if the House or Senate failed to override the veto, a very likely outcome.
"It would be great if I could say, 'I disapprove of that flag, it represents terrible things to many people, therefore I'm not going to run in the race,"' said Coogan, who lives in Frederick, Md. "Not running would be the ultimate way of saying you agree with the N.A.A.C.P. tourism boycott.
Even though his use is not extensive, it is an incursion of set theory into the metatheory of logic, of which Leśniewski could not but disapprove.
Schlender said the parents of the victim had not been properly consulted about the plea bargain, and that the victim himself could not approve or disapprove of the deal because he was currently institutionalized.
This is because not everyone may like your boyfriend, and if even a few important people disapprove, it could kill you.
You saw her only at Midnight Mass, because she liked nighttime, as well as celebrations, and as much as you liked her you couldn't help disapproving a little.
I could tell he disapproved, but he never told me, 'You got to do this, you got to do that.' He'd say, 'You know this isn't right?' but he never lectured me.
Even when I was writing my first novel in a shed in Bedfordshire, beside the River Great Ouse, I could feel the disapproving hot breath of the dictator at my neck.
