Sentence examples similar to major disapproval from inspiring English sources

The Manhattantown scandals also gave Mr. Moses his first major taste of press disapproval.

In follow-up interviews, partisanship and bickering were given as major reasons for respondents' disapproval of Congress.

Such services, marketed as 'the Lourdes of Tanzania", are conducted in Dar es Salaam and other major cities despite the disapproval of ecclesiastic authorities [ 22].

In Britain, every major political figure has higher disapproval than approval ratings, leaving politics rudderless.

Disapproval of the major party candidates had to be high - 35 to 40percentt.

The major labels have signaled their disapproval of Spotify's under-the-radar initiative in various ways.

In "Cristela," which will follow "Last Man Standing" on Fridays at 8 30, comedian Cristela Alonzo plays a young woman in her sixth year of law school who lands an unpaid internship at a major law firm, but faces disapproval from her traditional, working-class Mexican American family.

For example, although evidence suggests that peer influence is pivotal in initiating negative behaviors in youths and adolescents, parental disapproval has a major suppressive effect for alcohol and drug use.

A wife's disapproval emerged as a major factor that can influence a men's intention to accept vasectomy or not.

The CRA gives Congress 60 legislative days to review a final major rule and pass a resolution of disapproval, which gets expedited treatment in the Senate.

Even though my past protest votes never affected the outcome of a race, I at least came away with a sense of having said "neither" to the major party offerings, and knew that my disapproval of the major parties was recorded in the general election canvass.