Sentence examples for widespread disapproval from inspiring English sources

Despite widespread disapproval of the amendment, Nujoma was easily reelected in 1999.

Mr. Harper's move initially attracted widespread disapproval that included rallies in several major Canadian cities.

Rarely has a government announcement been greeted with such widespread disapproval.

There is widespread disapproval of Putin's autocratic style and of his government's human rights record.

Following Cooke's sudden death in 1964, Womack attempted a solo career, but it faltered amid widespread disapproval of his having married Cooke's widow in early 1965.

It's that time of year again, the annual event to commemorate bravery in the face of widespread disapproval – otherwise known as Jon Snow Day.

In 1976 Indonesia forcibly annexed the Portuguese colony of East Timor despite widespread international disapproval.

Inhumane methods, widespread public disapproval and top-rate scientific investigation proving it won't work are among the many others.

Those plans provoked such widespread public disapproval that the corporation and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey ordered a new design competition, meanwhile scaling back the requirement for commercial square footage.

Russia has consolidated its control of both enclaves and now recognizes them as independent states, despite widespread international disapproval of the move.

McGinn, 53, who had a reputation for bluster, faced widespread voter disapproval over public safety and transportation even as Seattle's economy gained strength and created thousands of jobs as it emerged from the recession.Mr.Mr