Sentence examples for were disapproved by from inspiring English sources

Then, Mr. Ashoori's plans were disapproved by the Buildings Department, and work stopped altogether.

If a matching agreement is disapproved by a Data Integrity Board, any party to such agreement may appeal the disapproval to the Director of the Office of Management and Budget.

Paul was disapproved by Christian Jews and remained throughout his career a controversial figure.

Some expressions in the opinion in the Barney Case, said to be inconsistent with the conclusions stated above, have been disapproved by this Court.

Far from endorsing "ain't," Webster's Third said it was "disapproved by many and more common in less educated speech".

This provision requires corporations to reduce their political spending by the proportion that is disapproved by shareholders and is intended to strike the "logical and equitable" balance you seek.

Another method, which was disapproved by Congress in 402(a)(10) of the Social Security Act, 42 U.S.C. 602(a)(10) (1964 ed., Supp. IV), was to refuse to take additional applications pending a decrease in the number of recipients on the assistance rolls or an increase in available funds.

The release, which said "ain't gets official recognition at last," so abbreviated the definition that all hints of editorial denigration were left out, like the fact that ain't was "disapproved by many and appeared more common in less educated speech".

The development as to the Pacific and Southwestern States came as a result of the unwillingness of William G. McAdoo and William Randolph Hearst either to permit Tammany to get the credit for the Presidential nomination, or by further resistance to Mr. Roosevelt, to risk the nomination of Newton D. Baker, whose international policies are disapproved by Mr. Hearst.

The latter act was disapproved by Harney as being in violation of city ordinances.

What makes an action obligatory is that its omission is disapproved by unbiased observers.