Sentence examples for more approving of from inspiring English sources

But they were also more approving of the Democrat-controlled Congress.

Although Ramsay was more approving of repeaters and breech-loaders, he proved an ineffective manager and was replaced a year later.

It seems safe to assume the authorities will be more approving of The General Staff, which sets out to tackle the same material from the official Iranian perspective.

Full-time students in Wales were more approving of their courses, with 86% satisfied compared with 84% in Northern Ireland and 83% in England and Scotland.

The majority--and this probably includes a surprising number of trade unionists--are in favor of the Act, and, consequently are more approving of the Government than they have be been in a long, sour while.

But the lovestruck captain was fifty, and a non-Muslim, and Warda was twenty-four and, the longer she lived in Europe, ever more approving of the conservative ways of her native Lebanon.

"This being the case, I could no more approve of a doctrine of preëmption than any other".

* Pew finds that slightly more approve of Obamacare than disapprove of it, 47-45, thatgh that's within the margin of error.

Roughly two-thirds of the population remain in favour of joining NATO, and slightly more approve of Georgia's association agreement with the European Union.

Japanese voters were closely divided on the subject, although slightly more approved of the visit than disapproved, according to a recent poll.Analysts assume that Mr Koizumi is playing with this political fire because he needs to court the sort of conservatives who balk at his economic reforms.

In his 1997 he acknowledges that self-ratings of happiness are higher for eating and socializing than for activities he more approves of (USA ed., pp. 36-37 [UK ed., pp. 34-35]; see also pp. 101 [98] and 117-122 [117-122]).