Sentence examples for necessarily approved from inspiring English sources

Such free rein is not necessarily approved of by all.

Clegg has done that this week, too – though not in a way that Kennedy necessarily approved.

When the planning committee does meet, she added, "all building plans will be discussed, though not necessarily approved".

The three-day event, first staged in 1963, includes mud wrestling, live music and other forms of entertainment that are not necessarily approved by school authorities.

He found that the version we've been playing is wrong: somebody made an addition that wasn't necessarily approved by Tchaikovsky, but it became the standard edition.

This isn't a matter of trans people "affirming stereotypes," it's a matter of trying to navigate an absurdly complex system that we never necessarily approved of in the first place.

One can tolerate something without necessarily approving of it.

Not specifically one we share, not one we necessarily approve of.

In court hearings, Rhodes said he would not necessarily approve any plan with steep cuts.

Rhodes ruled that pension rights could be "impaired" but warned he would not necessarily approve any plan with steep cuts.

Rhodes ruled that pension rights could be "impaired" but warned he would not necessarily approve any final plan with steep cuts.