Sentence examples for registered approval of from inspiring English sources

The only time Pakistani public opinion has registered approval of the U.S. above twenty-five per cent was in early 2006, after the U.S. military used helicopters and other airlift to visibly dispense supplies that Musharraf had struggled to deliver.

The study was approved by an ethic review board of the National Health Research Institutes with registered approval number 99274.

Mr. Ali said that several members had told him that they would not be satisfied unless half of eligible voters — not just half of those casting ballots — registered approval.

Neither approval of registered voters or adults is perfect.

In remarks that some commentators have criticised, he told her: "There is no mitigation available by reference to the Abortion Act, whatever view one takes of its provisions which are, wrongly, liberally construed in practice so as to make abortion available essentially on demand prior to 24 weeks with the approval of registered medical practitioners".

The judge says: "There is no mitigation available by reference to the Abortion Act, whatever view one takes of its provisions which are, wrongly, liberally construed in practice so as to make abortion available essentially on demand prior to 24 weeks with the approval of registered medical practitioners".

At the same time, Trump's approval rating has slightly improved since the summer, with 43percentt of registered voters approving of the job Trump is doing as president and 53percentt disapproving.

Look favored the movie, describing the reception of an audience in a Los Angeles theater that "registered, loud and often, its approval of what may accurately be described as the star's first big dramatic singing role".

President Obama's approval rating, heading into Tuesday's election, has risen based on his handling of the storm, with some 67% of registered voters approving of his response.

For the first time since his election, Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) has the approval of a majority of registered voters, but his support for a second term is shakier, according to a poll released Tuesday by Quinnipiac University.

The approval of two-thirds of registered voters is necessary for a special tax district while half of voting property owners must agree to a special assessment district, such as the one proposed for Oakland.