The moniker met with the approbation of the whole school.
As Madison explained, the Constitution is "of no more consequence than the paper on which it is written, unless it be stamped with the approbation of those to whom it is addressed... THE PEOPLE THEMSELVES".
In the past when our security has been threatened our government has substantially curbed our civil liberties with the approbation of popular opinion.
Yet when Jefferson expressed his own view on the branches of morality (true religion), he did not mention belief in an afterlife.[12] His 1814 letter to Law (13 June) mentions belief in an afterlife merely as one of the correctives to lack of a moral sense, along with self-interest, the approbation of others upon doing good, and the rewards and punishments of laws.
And as advertised, the tale was brought to you with the prior approbation of its victim, my sister -- Elizabeth C. Katz, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist.
All the authors contribute with the data analysis, the written of the manuscript and the approbation of the final version to be submitted to the journal.
Starting with the Libeskind master plan and its heavy dollop of capital "F" Freedom, there followed a demand for bonafide star architects along with an open memorial competition that together deflected disapproval and assured the approbation of a charitable elite.
Hence, the approbation often accorded to Callunetum needs to be tempered with the knowledge that its presence in the Mynydd Llangatwg landscape is not long-standing.
These twin impulses — toward reckless self-regard and the approbation of others — neatly negate one another.
This is the celebrity version of the literary life: the fashionable event, the limelight, the approbation.
But if happiness consists so centrally in the approbation of others, and in self-approbation, there can be no reasonable conflict between pursuing happiness and pursuing morality.
