Ortega's chicanery sometimes elicits disapproval abroad, but, since the end of the Cold War, Nicaragua has been on a geostrategic par with Burkina Faso; in other words, it doesn't matter much.
Though kidnappings have waned as a phenomenon in Gaza, they still happen; and when they do, they elicit widespread disapproval and resentment in Palestinian society.
His subsequent attacks on loyalist businessmen elicited official disapproval from patriot committees, but they earned Sears the backing of the New York citizenry.
In this frame sloppy research methods aimed at generating quick or provocative publications were a particular problem, eliciting strong disapproval.
Overt racism and outright discrimination now elicit strong social disapproval, but racial bias takes a more subtle, coded form.
The two-day workshop begins with a short history of graffiti, covering everything from tagging (which elicits tuts of disapproval from some of the women) to the stencil-based work of British artist Banksy and others.
With the phenomenon now repeated in the 21st century, it's instantly understandable how effective it is when casts play directly to the crowds, often eliciting vocal approval or disapproval of the characters' behavior and to their cultural and political attitudes.
They can point out that Copernicus' book, published in 1543, elicited little more than mild disapproval from the Church for almost a century before Galileo's trial.
Little has changed since 1997, when the trial in Massachusetts of the au pair Louise Woodward, who was accused of shaking a baby to death, elicited the same kinds of intense disapproval of outsourced child care.
When Sanders mentioned inequality, the crowd cried out their disapproval, though mention of gentrification elicited something less than a roar.
The news has elicited oratorios of comment: a chorus of disapproval, followed by a descant of cries of "Double standards!
