Sentence examples for overwhelming disapproval from inspiring English sources

(b) Despite polls showing overwhelming disapproval of the government shutdown, he said of the agreement to end it, "Once again, it appears the Washington establishment is refusing to listen to the American people".

In the face of overwhelming disapproval from the legal profession, the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, has already dropped one of the most controversial elements – depriving defendants of the ability to choose their own solicitor.

In 2008 the Times Education Supplement, a trade newspaper, found overwhelming disapproval among teachers of Labour's school policies and a shift in voting intentions (albeit towards the Liberal Democrats rather than the Tories).Teaching is in some ways a natural job for the conservatively inclined.

Any suggestion that we should wait until our final meeting of the year would be met with our overwhelming disapproval.

More important, despite overwhelming disapproval of Obama's first debate in the press and public opinion, Twitter uses came out in force to defend the president (20% of public vs. 59% Twitter).

By July 2017, all students at the University of Kansas will be allowed to carry concealed weapons despite overwhelming disapproval by the state's administrators, professors and students.

A side observation: one Republican talking point has been that Democrats had no right to pass a bill facing overwhelming public disapproval.

Bill de Blasio is poised to win the race for mayor of New York City by a historically large margin, powered by optimism that he will bring about change and by overwhelming voter disapproval of the Republican Party.

That government faces overwhelming public disapproval of the war, strong pressure from the antiwar Europeans whose club Turkey aspires to join, and a powerful Turkish military that has never quite trusted our promise to keep Iraq intact.

So far, McCrory is letting the project proceed despite overwhelming local disapproval.

Although Gov. Pat Quinn signed off on the measure in February, aldermen have been pushing back, asking Emanuel to limit the hours the cameras operate and cut their numbers amid overwhelming public disapproval for the plan.