Opponents of a split assert that the proposals are politically motivated and driven by disapproval of circuit decisions.
A Gallup poll in July found that a sharp drop in the pope's favorability rating (from 76% in February 2014 to 59%) was driven by disapproval from political conservatives, with only a minority expressing a favourable opinion of the pontiff (45%).
Conversely, however, nude dancers mock the tenets of religiously prescribed modesty, and hence religious disapproval has helped drive the opposition to such dance during an era of seemingly relaxed opinions about sexuality and theatrical nudity.
But the theory that the oil price spike was a speculative bubble driven by financial flows requires neither disapproval of purely financial investments in oil nor a judgment about motives.
Some say that the daughter of the great Irish novelist was driven to madness by her father's disapproval of her relationship with his protégé, young Sam Beckett.
Actually, thanks to psychoanalysis, Shaw had attained a bit more self-knowledge than that (it was his father's disapproval, or maybe his mother's clinging, that had driven him crazy), but those insights didn't seem to change anything.
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To show disapproval of the 2003 arrest of Yukos' Khodorkovsky, he rented hundreds of Mercedes limousines, bearing placards of protest, and had them driven past the Russian consulate in London.
"If there are big headlines about some sort of police violence, not even misconduct," he said, "without question that would drive up the disapprovals across the board".
