Sentence examples for accepted and endorsed from inspiring English sources
They have invited Republican and Democratic candidates to speak at their meetings (no Democrat has ever accepted), and endorsed some of them, including Mr Mourdock.
They have invited Republican and Democratic candidates to speak at their meetings (no Democrats have ever accepted), and endorsed some of them, including Mr Mourdock.
Without explicitly acknowledging that anything went awry in Florida's presidential election last year, President Bush today accepted and endorsed some of the general principles in a blue-ribbon panel's report on overhauling the nation's election system.
Auctioneer Jonathan Humbert said: "We are very pleased our theory has been accepted and endorsed by the establishment.
"But commercialism is accepted by the definition of [aboriginal] subsistence whaling, and the increased quota was accepted and endorsed by the IWC scientific committee".
"It appears that Trump has wholeheartedly accepted and endorsed this [Saudi] agenda to stamp out Islamism.
He even suggests that such lawgivers need to claim divine inspiration in order to persuade the dim-witted multitude to accept and endorse the laws it is offered.
We have learned to accept and endorse this gap in knowledge, as it has informed the spontaneous and momentary nature of this exercise.
I accept and endorse the Faculty Senate's recommendation that we seek a more aggressive reduction in the use of fossil fuels that could bring us to carbon neutrality by 2035.
While accepting and endorsing genuine, well-founded planetary concerns, he criticised others as "either innocent misrepresentations of imperfectly known facts or irresponsible exaggerations which may cause unnecessary public alarm and divert attention from really important problems".
The sense of justice is a normally effective desire to comply with duties and obligations required by justice; it includes a willingness to cooperate with others on terms that are fair and that reasonable persons can accept and endorse.
