The word "disapproves" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a verb, which means to not approve of something. For example, "The Principal disapproves of the student's behavior."
He is neither responsible for, nor approves or disapproves his Ministers' policies, wherever the seat of parliament.
"Our people might be sowing mischief against Assad in Syria this could be a tit for tat," suggests a Turkish official who disapproves of Turkey's efforts to topple Mr Assad.
The contrast between those scenes and the printed pages of the official textbooks will be jarring.Nodja, a teacher at a girls' school in northern Afghanistan, disapproves of this laconic version of her country's recent history.
Though America disapproves of this sort of thing, it does not let it upset relations.
Dr Brundtland has said she will encourage it (the only "drug" companies she disapproves of are the tobacco companies).
Not only was he against the war in 1991 to oust Iraq from Kuwait; he disapproves of deBaathification (indeed, he has argued that it has stripped Iraq of competent officials as well as thugs).
Mr Prem, who is 94, leads an ultra-royalist faction of Thai society that disapproves of both the crown prince and Mr Thaksin.
The attack on the judicial complex was claimed promptly by Ahrar-ul-Hind, a newly formed splinter group of the TTP which disapproves of any talks with the government.
Moreover, the minister for indigenisation and empowerment would have to approve all ownership transfers and would have the power to impose alternative local partners if he disapproves of those involved in the proposed transactions.
Some officials think it poses a threat to the "harmonious society"—a slogan coined by the country's president, Hu Jintao, which means, roughly, "a society in which very little that the Communist Party disapproves of occurs".Multi-level marketing companies are allowed to operate only under tight conditions designed to keep out scammers.
But Mr Zuma has made clear that he roundly disapproves of the ICC's prosecution of Sudan's president—or any other African leader suspected of atrocities.
