Sentence examples for have disapproval from inspiring English sources

The committees do not have disapproval power, nor can they force changes at that time.

It's a tricky gamble to make a movie about such a slug, and although "Never Die Alone," which opens nationwide today, doesn't glamorize his behavior, neither does it assume that viewers need to have disapproval of the protagonist explicitly stated.

The unsurprising result is that Republicans now have a group of extremely unpopular governors — particularly Mr. Scott of Florida, Scott Walker of Wisconsin, John R. Kasich of Ohio and Paul R. LePage of Maine, all of whom have disapproval ratings exceeding 50 percent.

The education authorities have murmured disapproval, but have not yet tried to ban them.

Lawmakers in both parties have voiced disapproval of the F.B.I.'s abuse of national security letters.

BUSINESS DAY The Common Sense column on Saturday, about the difficulty in removing poorly performing corporate directors, misidentified the group that follows up with letter-writing campaigns at companies where shareholders have voted disapproval of directors.

(The one outlier, the so-called sanctuary cities that are a target of new measures by the Justice Department, have public disapproval reflecting Trump's rhetoric).

While the unexpected success of Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders has garnered much attention, the bigger question is: How have voter disapproval and contempt translated into success for all four candidates?

It is not the Christians but the Romans who would have indicated disapproval that the faith was "controversial" to others and "offensive" to the government.

However, many families have internalized disapproval of religious leaders: "My religion does not allow me [to use contraceptives]" (35-year-old mother of 4, currently not using any method).

Congress has a disapproval rating of 75.4percentt and the Washington State Legislature has a disapproval rating of 72percentt.