Such was the case here, as numerous polls showed a growing majority of Americans disapproving Trump's conduct as the shutdown stretched on.
68% of independents disapprove of the conduct of congressional Democrats, and 58% disapprove of the president's handling of the shutdown, the poll found.
"We apologize to the Afghan people and disapprove of such conduct in the strongest possible terms," Mr. Carney said.
Standards of approval enable us to take up the standpoint of observers, who approve and disapprove of our conduct not just for its consequences but on account of its underlying motives as well.
"There are some Democrats who are against impeachment who'd like to go on the record as disapproving the President's conduct," said Representative Martin Frost of Texas, the newly chosen third-ranking House Democrat.
April 1 2015 April 7 201515 Also playing: Originally seen in 2007, this revival of Mary Zimmerman's Victorian-era production of "Lucia di Lammermoor" features Albina Shagimuratova in the title role, with the honey-voiced tenor Joseph Calleja, as her beloved, and Luca Salsi, as her disapproving brother; Maurizio Benini conducts.
The latest revival features Albina Shagimuratova, who has appeared several times at the house as Mozart's Queen of the Night, in the title role, with the honey-voiced tenor Joseph Calleja as her beloved and Luca Salsi as her disapproving brother; Maurizio Benini conducts.
Teleological theories are based on the reflective desires of the individual; deontological theories on the socially authorized demands of interested others; virtue theories on the spontaneous tendencies of observers to approve and disapprove of people's conduct.
The country as a whole, though it disapproves of the President's conduct, has yet to reach the point of wishing to see him compelled by law to give up his office.
In R.A.V. v. City of St .Paul, 505 U.S. 377 (1992), the Supreme Court found that the "First Amendment prevents government from punishing speech and expressive conduct because it disapproves of the ideas expressed". Even if the words are considered to be fighting words, the First Amendment will still protect the speech if the speech restriction is based on viewpoint discrimination.
Until recently, the U.S. Supreme Court has reiterated that the First Amendment prevents the government from proscribing speech, or even expressive conduct, because it disapproves of the ideas expressed.
