Sentence examples for may approved of from inspiring English sources

Ten percent of those surveyed in May approved of the American military operation that killed Bin Laden and 55 percent said it is a "bad thing that Bin Laden is dead".

Some historians may approve of grounding the film firmly in reality.

Americans may approve of certain individual policies of Obamacare right now, but may not once a strenuous debate takes place.

The F.D.A. worked with the Agriculture Department to write those guidelines, which suggests it may approve of them.

They may approve of his Libyan war 66% backed it at the start but they still do not approve of him.

"They may approve of the outcome," he said, "but there's no reason they won't see a reason for the process to be improved.

French voters may approve of Mr Sarkozy's wars, but they still disapprove of his policies at home and they also doubt his motives.

Evidently, this won't win Mr Osborne friends among Civil Service mandarins - but voters may approve of funds being redirected from the corridors of power to the outside world.

Or what ABN Amro has done around Chicago, where it has a cluster of retail and corporate banks that generate nearly half of the group's worldwide profits.Shareholders may approve of expansion, yet they demand a return on equity.

If they wished to halt the march of the Islamists, secular-minded Turks could do it themselves, by plumping in the second round for avowedly secular candidates.Many Turks may approve of the generals' threats.

When she gives talks in Kabul and the men in the audience nod their heads, she tells them that they may approve of giving women freedoms in principle, but that they do not do it for their own wives.