As the ballot box is a blunt instrument, those who approved it will probably escape the disapprobation of the population because this is just one of very many issues on which they're elected.
32.
Eight hours later they arrived at the village of St Gervais and sought appropriate refreshment in a well-to-do hotel, much to the disapprobation of the other guests who regarded their appearance and clothing with horror.
33.
The Duchess of Polignac, who would later be the object of deep revolutionary disapprobation, was the daughter of Jeanne Charlotte H�rault ( 1726-1753 or 1756 ), herself the daughter of Ren?H�rault and his first wife.
34.
The Commander-in-Chief, through Colonel Chearnley, expressed his entire confidence in the company and his disapprobation of the action of a minister of the gospel fomenting sectarian ill-will in the ranks of the volunteer forces.
35.
But in the early examples, common denominator ( often without the least ) carries no stigma; we get a reference to a common denominator language _ that is, a lingua franca _ in 1898, with no hint of disapprobation.
36.
Ponnambalam's very artificial and unusual schemes for securing the continued parity of status of Tamils, completely contrary to the " one man-one vote " concept thoroughly accepted in European liberalism, met with severe disapprobation by the commissioners.
37.
In " Beat the Drums of Protest ( Madangeun bittureojyeosseodo jangguneun baro chija ), for example, the poet offers a powerful disapprobation of city politicians and government policymakers who distort and pervert reports on the actual conditions confronting farmers in the countryside.
38.
Whether her departure was something of a victory for traditionalists, a mere admission to herself of her limited constitution to withstand societal disapprobation, an outcome of simply her own maturation, or some combination of the three, cannot be known with certainty.
39.
Six other actors play a diverse range of characters as she observes scenes from Byron's life, including his youthful incestuous relations with his sister, his homosexual adventures, his foolish marriage, and the causes of his disapprobation by British society.
40.
The family drama " shook the regime of Lancaster Gate to its foundations " ( Holroyd ), and, despite the silent disapprobation of the older Stracheys, Dorothy remained determined to marry him with what her brother Lytton later called " extraordinary courage ".
