Sentence examples for which we approve from inspiring English sources

"This bill has a lot of things in it which we approve of because it widens the definition of who is homeless.

The New Yorker, April 6 , 1946P. 19 A diplomatic refinement of which we approve is the use of two official languages by the U.N. Security Council.

The most obvious is that social networks are simply tools: when used for activities of which we approve – like riot clean-up, or the Arab spring – their power seems unambiguously positive.

It is also free, which we approve of greatly.

Those traits of which we approve naturally (without any social contrivance), such as beneficence, clemency, and moderation, also tend to the good of individuals or all of society.

Dewey spoke of the good as the object of desires of which we approve in calm, informed reflection (E 208, 212).

This directive complements another one which we approved not long ago, the directive on the protection of personal data and privacy in general.

Carluccio's Caramelle Al Latte sweets (£7.95) are old-fashioned looking boiled sweets in a little silver milk tin, with surprisingly few ingredients (of which we heartily approve).

He follows Hutcheson in thinking that they assign two distinct roles to self-interest in their accounts of morality: first, moral approval and disapproval are based in a concern for our own interest and, second, the motive of which we ultimately approve is self-interest.

The mere discussion evokes poignant memories of loved ones in whose care we were involved, or associations with caregiving situations of which we either approve or disapprove.

I suppose you were made so! ... Had you chosen a name which we could approve we could have done much to launch you & advertise your society by name.