Sentence examples for wide disapproval from inspiring English sources

A poll in August by the Public Opinion Research Center indicated wide disapproval of the move, and many political commentators warned that helping to occupy Iraq was a repudiation of Poland's history, as a nation occupied for the better part of two centuries.

Not since the impeachment of Fernando Collor in 1992 has a Brazilian president faced such wide disapproval.

Despite this country-wide disapproval, tour companies have begun capitalising on the allure of Colombia's most notorious son.

The measure, known as the "1 12 initiative," was defeated 65.3% to 34.7% even amid wide public disapproval of excessive executive pay. .

Fight fans, keenly aware of the wider world's general disapproval and disdain, can be surprisingly censorious when drawing fine distinctions between different forms of unarmed combat.

Torn between menu adaptations geared at a wider audience and current disapproval of time-honored arts like heart-disease, Philadelphia sandwich eaters may be witnessing the refinement of the cheesesteak and, with it, the shaking foundations of that liberty for which the city is so famous. .

The aid reduction to the Egyptian military affects deliveries of weaponry and cash assistance -- a punitive step aimed at expressing Washington's disapproval for the wide-ranging crackdown on Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood over the last three months.

Torn between menu adaptations geared at a wider audience and the mainstream disapproval of time-honored arts like heart disease, Philadelphia sandwich eaters may be witnessing the refinement of the cheesesteak and, with it, the shaking foundations of that liberty for which the city is so famous. .

And, when Sea Shepherd is not on the scene, whaling attracts scarcely any interest among the wider population, largely ignorant of foreign disapproval.

But recent independent polls have shown wide public support for the measure and disapproval of the Republican approach.

A wide variety of groups were vocal about their disapproval, and by February 2011, the government abandoned the idea.