disapprove
mencela
definition
verb
Bob strongly disapproved of drinking and driving
have or express an unfavorable opinion about something.
translation of 'disapprove'
verb
mencelakan,
mencela,
mempersalahkan,
tdk menyetujui
example
In 1991 both the Senate and the House took early action to 'disapprove' the presidential waiver renewing China's MFN status.
Parliament is not going to choose the buyers in the privatisation deals but just approve or 'disapprove' the decision by the executive power.
Why do citizens acquiesce in regimes of which they obviously 'disapprove' ?
My parents, while they don't openly oppose my lifestyle, clearly 'disapprove' .
I thoroughly 'disapprove' of cars in many circumstances.
Even for trivial requests like days off, my manager thought that it was his job to approve or 'disapprove' the request.
It would be unworkable for the Crown, as applicant, to 'disapprove' a respondent's ownership interest.
Surveys also have found that the percentage of parents who strongly 'disapprove' of drinking has dropped.
In the confirmation or second stage, the Senate alone determines whether to approve or 'disapprove' a nomination.
I think rarely do they ever 'disapprove' a request for a sympathy subpoena, for a warrant to go ahead and issue a wiretap.
The President will then have until September 23 to approve or 'disapprove' the list.
It takes the Air Force Personnel Center four to six weeks to approve or 'disapprove' applications.
a company may take power to 'disapprove' the transfer of shares
These terms were scheduled to the consent order and, speaking for myself, I do not think that the judge was concerned to approve them or 'disapprove' them.
The FDA will then evaluate the recommendation and either approve or 'disapprove' the product for marketing.
Instead, Kitty, Congress must actively 'disapprove' an act to block the bill in order to keep it from going into effect as it has been negotiated.
In many traditionalists' ideal world, the legislature would 'disapprove' gay marriage and that would be that.
Most expected the French voters to 'disapprove' the EU's new constitution.
Most Americans 'disapprove' of the jobs that Republicans and Democrats are doing.
a company may take power to 'disapprove' the transfer of shares
The Master has the discretion to approve or 'disapprove' a claim, or ask for a refund in case a wrong payment was made.
He had a troubled childhood, being frequently beaten by his father and uncles who 'disapproved' of his artistic interests.
Some of these same critics also 'disapproved' of his drinking habits and his choice of friends who visited local taverns.
‘It seems slightly reductive to say it's cynical,’ says May, 'disapprovingly' .
He frowned 'disapprovingly' and offered a hand to help her up.
She had fallen in love with a fellow student, of whom her parents 'disapproved' .
The remaining programs may not have sought approval or some may have been 'disapproved' by the peer review committee.
He quickly pushed the guilt aside and frowned 'disapprovingly' .
If the President 'disapproves' the list, the commission has until October 20 to submit revised recommendations.
In a legalised environment, cafes would keep weed off the streets, and out of the way of 'disapprovers' .
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