Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• You know, something to keep me moving.
• Not everyone approves of movie Monday.
• Somebody didn't like me moving in.
• I am also sorry that the Committee on Budgets did not approve moving the training of the nuclear inspectorate in the former Soviet Union from the external policy to the energy line where that training could be done far more efficiently.
• You understand that moving forward, we deal with the fact that my mother does not approve of you?
• I've discovered that things are not moving in a direction that I think you would approve of.
• It's just that my boyfriend is moving in and he kind of doesn't approve of the whole gun thing.
• You can sleep through the noise of me moving a shed.

• I muse my mother does not approve me further.
• Listen, Debbie, I just wanted to come and tell you that I understand why you didn't want to approve me for the speech.
• Therefore, although, to be frank, I would have preferred to remove Annex XV, I am in a position to recommend to the House that you approve this agreement and I believe it will allow the Union and Parliament to move forward in the right direction.
• (Oskar) no government agency would approve Of a move so bold.
• The owner's committee needs proof that we've secured the site by week's end, or else they won't approve the move.
• I do not think it would be a wise move to approve this programme today.
• Having said that, while I approve the moves which ultimately should strengthen and balance our trade relations with Japan, I am worried about one of the points that affect deregulation.
• The Piétrasanta report is further evidence of this since it decisively approves the action we have carried out throughout this time and encourages us to move forward.