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Many of Mulvaney's initial efforts to overhaul the CFPB have gained broad approval among conservatives and the financial services industry.

Mindful of the increasing responsibility that was being placed on scientific and technical resources in the modern Air Force, he had raised the question of a specialist engineering branch immediately after the war, and in March 1946 gained broad approval for its establishment.

If Teachout's ideas gain broad approval nationally or influence in Washington, they'll have followed the same trajectory as those of Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass)., who was also a law professor before she became a standard-bearer for liberal Democrats.

And indeed, it has gained broad support.

In recent years, ADRs have gained broad public attention.

With red flag laws gaining broader acceptance across the country, often with bipartisan support from lawmakers and approval among both gun owners and non-gun owners, it's possible that researchers will soon have enough data to begin measuring what effect they have on other types of shootings.

Last month, Mr. Williams, 51, led a fuel price protest at a nearby refinery that rapidly swept across Britain, emptying 90percentt of the country's gas stations, gaining overwhelming support from the very motorists it was inconveniencing and turning the British public against a government that had been enjoying broad approval.

Passengers using the new subway entrances expressed broad approval.

It emerged with broad approval but not unscathed.

We're seeing this phenomenon in the medical cannabis industry, where new firms are fighting state-by-state battles to gain regulatory approval for broad cannabis usage in the treatment of various diseases – against opposition from pharmaceutical companies whose sales of traditional pain-killers and opioid medications are threatened.

The bill gained speedy approval today.