McKeown said he heard LV supporters' concerns about traffic and overdevelopment "loud and clear" and has proposed less extreme ways of assuring voter approval for projects that exceed the zoning code.
And there was a small lexicon of hand signals, which Occupiers could use to respond with approval, or disapproval, or extreme disapproval — the crossed-fists "block," which could bring any discussion to a halt.
The idea that a reporter must send a written version of a quotation to a source or his press representation for approval or tweaking is the extreme version of the "quote approval" practice and it ought to be banned in a written rule.
Once the company receives final approval, the plan unfolds with extreme precision, he said.
But local commanders, whether SS officers or administrators in occupied territory, always sensed that more extreme action on the ground would find approval above them.
Under Lloyd, the Office of Refugee Resettlement has taken the extreme step of requiring the director's approval for all abortions for immigrant girls in custody; in previous administrations, the ORR required such approval only for use of government funds in cases of rape, incest and threats to life of the mother.
Making a film without approval risks harassment, warnings and, in extreme cases, blacklisting, a caution to others not to work with offenders.
Karen Horney asserted that low self-esteem leads to the development of a personality that excessively craves approval and affection and exhibits an extreme desire for personal achievement.
Of the interviewed party-members 63% percent expressed extreme indignation against it, while only 5% expressed approval of racial persecution, the rest being noncommittal.
For instance, a proposal by four researchers from the Center for International and Security Studies at Maryland would have classified Fouchier's work as an "activity of extreme concern" that would have required international pre-approval.
