Sentence examples for Much endorsed from inspiring English sources

Nixon's slogan, "when the president does it, it's not illegal," is pretty much endorsed now.

Enforcement: Romney has pretty much endorsed a kitchen sink approach to enforcement, but budget realities may complicate his ability to make major additional investments.

McCann also pretty much endorsed Don's ad in real life on Sunday when they tweeted about the finale.

To see why, consider the values of "multiculturalism" and "diversity," much endorsed by the academy in recent years.

"We very much endorse the central authorities' investment of 4 trillion renminbi" — $584 billion — "to drive the economy," they explained in the letter, dated Jan . 20 a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times.

I very much endorse the start early mantra when it comes to job applications, but ultimately your individual goals will determine the best timing for applications and the multitude of other life- and career-enhancing activities you can turn your attention to.

"But virtually all religions very much endorse donation as the ultimate good deed," she said.

After describing the terrorists, we asked how much participants endorsed statements portraying them as subhuman, how acceptable waterboarding them would be, and how much voltage of electric shock they would be willing to administer to them.

"We put out our plan, and it's pretty much universally endorsed".

That much is endorsed by McGinley's name among the entries for the Dunhill Links Championship, the European Tour event that immediately follows the Ryder Cup.

Senator Lindsey Graham, who once joked about the possibility of murdering Cruz on the Senate floor and avoiding conviction because Cruz's colleagues hate him so much, later endorsed the Texan in the presidential campaign and said Tuesday that he was glad to have him back.