Sentence examples similar to group approbation from inspiring English sources
However, in countries where there is relative peace, and where there is cultural approbation of bigotry toward minority groups, faith groups may be expected to be most effective in building tolerance.
Critical approbation is both the group's gasoline and its bane.
Through their social relationships, individuals seek the approval or respect of others and typically desire to achieve a position of approbation in the social group to which they belong.
Rabbi Steven M. Dworken, executive vice president of the Rabbinical Council of America, an Orthodox group, said: "If they really wanted Halakhic approbation, they would have gone to the chief rabbi of Israel and asked.
But KeySpan officials said they would also risk severe approbation from environmental and civic groups as well as some elected officials if the company took a more conventional path and sold the property to the highest bidder regardless of future use.
He said contacts with the A.N.C. and another anti-apartheid group, the Pan-Africanist Congress, "does not signal approbation" of them.
The legislation has attracted approbation from technology companies and civil groups.
Moral condemnation and approbation can both be useful to encourage productive cooperation within a group, but they can also be deeply destructive when used to demonize and humiliate outsiders.
This group became my first real friends in Peru who were not family, and their approbation meant a lot to me.
Looking for praise and approbation.
