Sentence examples for handle disapproval from inspiring English sources

We can't handle disapproval.

Ms. Palin suggested that she would handle any disapproval from her use of the palmed notes as she has much other criticism: by mocking it as a controversy ginned up by what she sees as the liberal news media.

Disapproval of Obama's handling of the health-care law's implementation stands at 62percentt, while disapproval of his handling of the economy is at 55percentt.

For the first time, a majority of independents disapprove of his overall job performance, and independents' disapproval of his handling of health care and the economy tops six in 10.

His handling of immigration draws slightly higher disapproval, with 39percentt approving and 59percentt disapproving.

His disapproval specifically on handling the health-care rollout has increased 14 points among independents and moderates since October.

But the same poll found that disapproval of his handling of foreign policy had also gone up by six points, from 22% to 28%.

Overall, the poll found the percentage of voters who approved of Mr. Pataki's performance had fallen to its lowest level in more than seven years, a development that was attributed to disapproval of his handling of the budget.

Even in the normally friendly Bahama Journal, Christie and Gibson have been roasted and a poll of the Journal's largely PLP readership showed 90% disapproval with Government handling of Anna Nicole.

Disapproval of Congress' handling of education remains high at 96percentt, while disapproval of the Obama Administration's handling of education-related issues now stands at 54percentt.

While both sides are rated negatively in their handling of budget negotiations, Republicans are even more so: 72 percent disapprove of the way they are handling the debate, compared with 61 percent disapproval for Mr. Obama and Congressional Democrats.