Sentence examples for growing approval from inspiring English sources
Perhaps what we're seeing is that the growing approval of the L.G.B.T. community and the increasing equality isn't reaching to every single street".
It had nothing to do with a good economy; as Bush is finding out, a growing GDP doesn't guarantee growing approval ratings.
The effort to push through the measure came at a time of increasing awareness — and growing approval — of the single-payer concept.
His belief in central planning resurfaced during the 1930s in his growing approval of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal, as he once again though this time as an observer endorsed a program of government intervention.
There is growing public approval for drug testing, largely driven by high-profile coverage of testing tents at music festivals and city centres run by The Loop, which provided support to the Addaction team and has been at the forefront of drug testing in the UK since 2016.
Dionne pointed out in a column for RealClearPolitics on Thursday, Clinton probably has more space to grow her approval ratings than Trump does.
But as the President's troubles have grown – his approval ratings have fallen from over 70 per cent in early 2009 to the mid-40s today, and his party faces heavy losses in November – so has criticism of the White House team among many Democrats.
Cairn Energy climbed 8.3p to 428p after well received results and growing hopes of approval from the Indian government over a long delayed deal to sell a stake in its business there to Vedanta Resources.
There are positive aspects of the guidelines (2), but concern is growing that prior approvals of many widely used cell lines may not be in accord with specific wording requirements in the draft guidelines; such cell lines would need to be "grandfathered in" if research is to continue unimpeded (3).
He's someone who understands modern public service broadcasting and in his time as controller of BBC3 he's strengthened the channel, successfully growing its reach and approval among young adults and overseeing groundbreaking output such as Torchwood, Fat Men Can't Hunt, The Baby Borrowers, Pulling and Little Miss Jocelyn".
