Sentence examples for longer approves of from inspiring English sources

The Roman Catholic Church baptizes conditionally in cases of serious doubt of the fact of baptism or the use of the proper rite, but it no longer approves of the conditional baptism of miscarried or stillborn infants.

This seems to be the same as what engineers used to call "fail-safe", but perhaps the marketing department no longer approves of the word "fail" getting anywhere near a reactor.

Apple says the school advised the calendar's maker that Florida no longer approves of the product, but that those already printed will not be recalled.

But the public may not for much longer approve of smearing the unemployed: more people will have friends, relatives and children desperate to get on, stuck in part-time, temporary, low-paid jobs or none.

In light of the animal's endangered status, "rhino horn is no longer approved for use by the traditional Chinese medicine profession," Ms. Huang declared.

So many of them have provided such lamentable examples of greed, hypocrisy and egotism that the public no longer even approves of its own anointed men and women in Congress.

What happened was that the previous December, with no clear catalyst (Australia has never had a death or even a notable injury) the Victorian Sports Minister James Merlino announced he'd no longer approve the use of cages.

The US (which has veto power) has now taken the stance that it will no longer approve the higher number of executive directors (24 at present).

However, atrazine is highly effective on a broad range of plants and no longer approved in the EU.

In other words, licenses are no longer approved without question.

The trust will no longer approve individual investment decisions unless they cost more than £100m and affect the overall direction or reputation of the BBC.