Sentence examples for vigorous approval from inspiring English sources

"No one else is ever getting mine now," said former Liberal Democrat supporter Brian Nicholson, 69, as his brother David, 70, previously a Tory, nodded in vigorous approval.

An act or opinion that elicits vigorous approval within this community might set off a tsunami of outrage outside of it, a disconnect that many tech elites seem unaware of.

The 1997 movie "Men in Black" made it through the vigorous approval process, while other proposals, like an Italian commercial for women's lingerie calling for a model to strip, and a "wild" request from a bathroom fixtures company, did not.

She added that the museum had a strict guide for use of its name and logo, and that licensees must undergo a "vigorous process" approval.

The Mayor would still have the right of initiative, but crucially they would have to face a far more vigorous system of public scrutiny and approval.

Much of Spain's media looked on with approval as two days of vigorous parliamentary debate ended with his nomination yesterday.

In November, after a vigorous defense by the founders, the agency gave its approval and Eyeonics started selling lenses in January 2004.

Those liberties are slowly leading to more political ones: With the implicit approval of the authorities, the country is developing a vigorous, irreverent, often critical discourse on the Internet.

But a registration of all funds alone, without much more vigorous policing, could backfire if naïve investors perceive it as a seal of approval.

The vigorous objections of Google's competitors Microsoft and Yahoo may have delayed the approval, but ultimately the European Commission didn't buy the arguments.

Knoepfler goes on to say that 'the legislative approval of this technology for use in humans in the UK last year, based in part on vigorous claims from proponents in the UK that there were plenty of data already, was more political than scientific.' (Cook 2016a).