Sentence examples for win universal approval from inspiring English sources

This is, in fact, the first text in the world to offer a satisfactory solution to the problems involved in patent protection and bio-technological inventions and, what is more, the first text in the world to win universal approval.

The new plan has not won universal approval in the industry.

Their subclassification is controversial, and no one scheme has won universal approval.

Although other economic models such as salary caps or limiting clubs' spending to a percentage of turnover have been proposed, following Thursday's meeting it seems a form of the break-even model could stand the best chance of winning universal approval.

WHEN Margaret Thatcher, then the Tory prime minister, announced that parents who split up should remain responsible for the upkeep of their children, she won almost universal approval.

Nor have his performances won universal praise.

No wonder so few choreographers have won universal admiration.

From the outset he looked confident and composed, with only his fourth dive failing to win the judges' universal approval.

To win approval, Universal is expected to sell pieces of EMI or its own catalogs.

France's tactics in the 1-0 semi-final win against Belgium did not draw universal approval.

Despite giving Finland its first win, Lordi's shock tactics have not met universal approval at home.