Sentence examples for it's disapproved from inspiring English sources

Indeed, that office (usually headed by a non-white Secretary for Civil Rights) in recent years already advocates for blacks and other racial minorities; it's never seen a black or minority-centric program it's disapproved of.

Far from endorsing "ain't," Webster's Third said it was "disapproved by many and more common in less educated speech".

The simplest way to link moral properties with our emotional or conative responses would be to say that what makes something wrong is that it is disapproved of, or bad that it is not desired.

The plan was well received and approved by President Davis, but it was disapproved by Bragg, who objected to the significant logistical challenges it posed.

In clinical studies, pleconaril was a promising candidate for treating the common cold, but it was disapproved by the FDA in 2002, mainly because of possible interactions with other drugs, including those for birth control.

The IG asserted that she lacked approval for her email practice, and had she sought it, it would've been disapproved.

Even if he applied for a permit, it should have been disapproved".

Chabot's method is disapproved of by his Paris superiors.

Romero's script was disapproved of and production was placed into development hell.

The basic concept of morality is this unique, highly general notion of "ought" or "right" that is irreducible to naturalistic terms, sui generis, though moral approbation is "inseparably bound up with the conviction, implicit or explicit, that the conduct approved is 'really' right that is, that it cannot without error, be disapproved by any other mind" (Sidgwick, 1907: 27).

Well, all right -- perhaps a drug should be disapproved if... it's already disapproved!